Lewis releases new video
Thursday, November 8, 2012 – The new music video for Forever, by Aaron Lewis makes its world [remiere during CMT's "Big New Music Weekend" starting Friday, Nov. 9 at 6 a.m. Eastern/Pacific.
Lewis penned the song about the toll time apart can take on a relationship, while on tour earlier this year. The video for the song, directed by Jim Wright for Tailight TV, documents Lewis life behind the scenes while out on the road. The video's main performance was shot in last month in Nashville.
"Forever is a pretty honest song about how lonely it can get out on the road," said Lewis. "But realizing at the end of it, it really was all just doubt and when you walk through the door and see your wife and kids, it all goes away."
The song is the new single from his first full-length studio album, "The Road," out Tuesday, Nov. 13.
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Town Line
If you take the hard rock power chords away from singer/songwriter Aaron Lewis and replace these strums with steel guitar lines, you don't end up with anything all that different. Producer James Stroud has done a good job bringing Lewis' songs to life on this 7-song EP (with the title track featured a whole three different times, in slightly different variations), but he has not transformed the man into a Darius Rucker-like country singer - yet.
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