"Everlasting" comes in two flavours: Original and Dub. The Original Mix is likely the prefered track for most listeners. The song starts churning in traditional trance fashion: pounding beat, standard bass, whimsical pads. It really doesn't give any indication of a unique identity until Mr. Johannessen steps in to sing about storms and pain and such. He has a smooth voice; in fact, most male vocalists from Scandinavia are very pleasant to listen to, at least from my experience in the trance genre. Slowly but surely, the song builds up to an impressive climax (and later, another), not made impressive by the music, but by Paul's solid, effective voice. The lyrics may not do you in, but the audio will. Surprisingly, a strong instrumental melody is not at the absolute forefront for the first time in a Lemon & Einar K song, but Paul Johannessen's vocal abilities are more than an ample replacement. However, the duo still manage to keep my ears tingling with rapturous synths, as expected. All in all, a very classy trance tune that should not be simply passed over. Meanwhile, the Dub Mix is very similar in structure, though with a slightly augmented bassline to switch things up. It lacks, however, any vocals, so if you only wanted an instrumental version of the song, this is it.