#neverwill

[malzanya]

girl who's realising to develop social connections you have to actually talk to people

[beauzos]

i know it probably ain’t impressive but it feels GOOD to start reading regularly again. i only read 4 books last year and i am still proud of myself for that, but i’m reading regularly now. i am up to 6 books this year, counting the one i am on now. it rules

[r0kea]

mywhole family is against me....they r all HATERRRRSSS!!!!!!!!!

[strawbebyjam]

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[seraphimsinful]

Itfeels like it wss really easy for you to replace me sometimes

[haver-of-wives]

Hey, you were the one that called me bitch anon in the first place! I bet Dream early on could never have imagined becoming the person he is now, either. He was stubborn like you, funny, he cared, and then he changed with power. Now look at him. See how happy he is?

It’s nowhere near too late for you to end up the same way as him, Tommy! Who’s to say that you won’t, hmm?

OH MY PRIME FUCK OFF HOLY SHIT I WILLNEVER EDN UP LLIKE DREAM FUKC YUO I AM NOTHIGN LIKE HIM ADN NEVERWILL BE

[npdlangley]

imiss her . thingswill never be the same. ill never wake up andlog onto aj and talk to her again . we will talk but it neverwill bethe same and i dont know if i can bare to move on

[brbnightmares]

Megwin and the Land of Neverwill by Michael Lucid

15 episodes, about 22mins (2007). Megwin watches her favorite Saturday morning kids' show "Neverwill," about a savvy lady lawyer lost in a magical land.

Lost gem, criminally underwatched at about 2-12k views per episode in 16 years. Featuring Amanda Barrett and Abby DeWald, aka folk duo The Diddybops. Taken from Michael and Amanda's sketch comedy show Pretty Things. Highly recommend.

watch on YouTube

[peysk]

guy i know whom i told about all the stuff regarding jk rowling and the new wizard game and he still bought it and keeps telling me about it. i dont care about your hogwrtz house never have neverwill

[goldenmusicmoments]

Sam Hunt - Southside (Album Review):

2016 - This stunning guitar driven opener plays out as such a beautiful apology that will have you shedding tears. He starts the album on such a mellow and heartfelt note that you seem to get lost in. The minimal production allows the lyrics to be the focal point and you feel the pain in his voice through his vocal delivery of the lyrics. It seems that Sam is trying to say that if he could he’d undo the hurt he caused to the girl of topic. This track provides the album with a strong start.

Hard To Forget - This track opens up with a sample of the track ‘There Stands The Glass’ by Webb Pierce which is sparsely threaded throughout the rest of the track, it also provides the album with one of its most unique moments. Here we see a more upbeat production and the song is one of the more brighter and fun ones on the record. It lyrically is about how unforgettable the girl of topic is, as it seems that something or the other around him somehow always reminds him of her. 

Kinfolks - On this track someone has caught Sam’s attention and he feels an instant connection where he can only see life with her and no one else. He has fallen to such an extent that he wants to take her through a journey of his life and introduce her to his family and friends. The production really gives the track such a lively feel that you seem to get lost in and you get a slight sense of euphoria. There is something homey and cosy about the track that makes you want to sit around a fire place alongside your partner, family and friends with a blanket wrapped around yourself at night.

Young Once - This track revolves around the movement of time and how moments come and go. Here he is looking back at times that once were, like when he was young. The versus on the track both vocals and production wise are laid back, however the chorus is hard hitting with the fast paced vocal delivery of the lyrics. You can take the fast pace of the vocals during the chorus to be mimicking how fast time seems to have passed when looking back at the past. The production moment near the end of the chorus that takes you into the next verse is magical and gives you such an out of body experience, which provides the track with its most standout moment. This could serve as a great single at some point.

Body Like A Back Road - This song has been out for a moment and become his biggest hit, along with one of the biggest tracks released during 2017. It is a fun and lighthearted track, and his most generic release. A lot of people and critics were very critical of the track, however it served its purpose of being a track that you can let lose to. In the album it works as it lets you have a lighter moment more so lyrically.

That Ain’t Beautiful - On this track he takes you back to those half sung and half spoken styled verses. The production here is on point especially during the chorus elevating the feel of the track. Lyrically he see’s the girl of topic living recklessly and making bad choices and he feels that she can do better and that those choices aren’t who she is. He seems to look past those things and hopes that she realises that. There is something dreamy about this track.

Let It Down - This is an upbeat and funky track about prolonging a break up. He senses that the girl of topic feels like this relationship isn’t working out and that she is to break up with him, however he doesn’t seem ready and is asking her to maybe wait a moment. The groovy country beat in the chorus makes it sound like a track made for radio. The combination of the lyrics and the feel of the track through its production is a unique one. It’ll definitely have you moving to it.

Downtown’s Dead - Here he talks about the lively nature of the city, the busy bars and crowds, yet he feels alone and down. In the chorus he reveals that it is because the girl of topic isn’t present there and thus downtown seems dead to him. The production is really slick on this track with it being light during the verses but hits hard during the chorus. The contrast in the chorus between what he states he feels through the lyrics and the lively nature of the production is an interesting one. As it cleverly puts forward the difference in how that place feels for him in comparison to everyone else around him.

Nothing Lasts Forever - The moment this track begins you are completely drawn in by the stunning intro which also closes the track. Here he calms it down a little with the production, however the production is on point. It compliments the lyrics in such a unique way and you want to keep replaying it. The song lyrically as the title suggests is about how nothing lasts forever and thus it is important to let the person know how you feel regardless of whether it is something good or bad. As often we let moments pass without ever expressing our true feelings, life is too short to take anything for granted. 

Sinning With You - This gentle and smooth natured track kind of takes some inspiration from the album opener. Here his vocals are laid back as he sings about the comfortability present in the relationship of topic. As everything seems to feel easy between them two and pays homage to young love in particular. Especially through that aspect of somethings seeming wrong but feeling right. As intimacy at that point is often shunned and thus the use of the word ‘sinning’.

Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90s - This track starts of with a guitar driven opening and he starts it with the half spoken and half sung styled verse. Then the production picks up during the chorus which is sung in its entirety. That is how the rest of the track is set up. He paints a picture in your head taking you on a journey with the storytelling lyrics. The track speaks on how breaking up in the 90s was easier than it is now, particularly due to the presence of social media now and how that makes a break up more painful as you come across pictures and posts from your ex that depict how they are moving on and yet you are still down about the separation. The last minute of the track provides it with its standout moment due the production on the vocals and the drawn out outro.

Drinkin’ Too Much - Sam closes the album with this track and it is such a confessional and raw track lyrically in which he takes you on a journey from the start of his career with his debut album ‘Montevallo’, the side effects of writing songs that are so personal and everything else till now, with the focus being on his relationship with the girl of topic. This track makes you stop all that you are doing and really pay attention to the lyrics with intrigue. The closing moment lyrically is such a major confession that makes your jaw drop and realise how moments like this in songwriting are so rare. The production is minimal on this track and that is to allow your focus to be on the lyrics. Again Hunt uses what has became his signature style of half sung and half spoken lyrics that give the tracks a conversational feel.

Sam Hunt has finally released his sophomore album six years after his debut album ‘Montevallo’ which was such a strong and memorable debut record. The record yielded a lot of commercial and critical success. So his second album was highly anticipated, however he took his time in writing and creating this record. He really did deliver on this record and stayed true to himself as an artist. With each listen you appreciate the record even more and the lyrics really hit you hard with all the emotions. His real songwriting and prospective set him apart from all the other artists out there and the specificity in his writing makes for such a personal record. The production on this album is so well done and on point. He interestingly does give of Drake vibes. In total honesty he does deserve a lot more recognition for the artist that he is. This album is the type you’d want to play on a summers day whilst seated outdoors. Do give ‘Southside’ a listen and pay close attention to the lyrics because they will really draw you in with great intrigue.

Side Note: A lot of country fans seem to shun artists for incorporating different genres and due to that they will trash talk an entire record just because it doesn’t fit the pure country box. Which I find tragic as you should appreciate the artistry and greatness of the record regardless of what genre it falls into. Yes a lot of country artists nowadays do mix other genres into their music, however there are artist out there releasing traditional country records that those purists could go and listen to instead. An example being Ashley McBryde’s stunning new album ‘Never Will’.

[webginz]

a grown man of 25 😔... ohhhe said hed cure your ills.. but he didnt and he neverwill.

ooo save ur life causeyouonly got onee

[kuishi-ni-kucheka]

When someone asks whether I like guys or girls.

[resilient-beauty]

Fact no matter how much it hurts

[spacefromabove]

Is this a dream? Or are things actually starting to turn your way for once? It’s your PERSPECTIVE that makes the difference to those questions, remember that‼️ . . . . . #sunny #trees #palmtrees #bluesky #clouds #beautiful #dream #dreamy #vibes #photo #photography #photographer #miami #sony #sonya7ii #camera #nevergiveup #neverstop #neverwill #keepgoing #thisisyourlife #so #make #it #yours https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw2En-oHWio/?igshid=xykwa3u7c9bv

[sublimespiritoracle]

Life can be strange, just when you have given up..the hope returns. #Life #funny #hope #returns #believe #neverwill (at Mumbai, Maharashtra) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQz144jMifr/?utm_medium=tumblr