Forever Yours

Smokie Norful's "Forever Yours" opens with a candid confession — the singer looks back at mistakes and the ways he has fallen short, then names the turning point: realizing he is nothing without God beside him. That admission becomes a vow, repeated throughout the chorus, to belong to God with heart, mind, body, and soul. The second verse deepens the surrender, describing a decision to lose oneself and hand over every breath, and reframing God's love as the greatest gift. A bridge lingers on the unearned nature of grace — the singer admits he doesn't deserve the chance to start again and marvels that God would love him in spite of what He sees. The song closes by presenting the self as an offering, asking God to take complete control. The language stays personal and devotional rather than doctrinal, moving from regret to resolve to gratitude, and the repetition of "forever" functions as both promise and prayer.