Paul Stanley, the lead singer of KISS, wrote this song as a final plea to his ex-girlfriend at the time, Donna Dixon. Dixon and Stanley had a stagnating relationship, and Dixon ended up going behind Stanley’s back and marrying another man. Stanley still had romantic feelings for Dixon, and proved th...
[Verse 1]
You tell me that you're leaving
And I'm trying to understand
I had myself believing
I should take it like a man
But if you've gotta go, then you've gotta know
That it's killing me
And all the things I never seem to show
I gotta make you see
Girl, it's been so long
(Tell me) Tell me how could it be
One of us knows that two of us don't belong
In each other's company
It hurts so much inside, you're telling me goodbye
You wanna be free
And knowing that you're gone and leaving me behind
I gotta make you see
I gotta make you see
I gotta make you see
[Chorus]
I still love you
I still love you
I really, I really love you
I still love you
[Verse 2]
People tell me
I should win at any cost
But now I see as the smoke clears away
The battle has been lost
I see it in your eyes, you never have to lie
I'm out of your life
Tonight I'll dream away, and you can still be mine
But I'm dreaming a lie
Dreaming a lie
Makes me wanna die
[Chorus]
'Cause I still love you
I still love you
Baby, baby, I love you
I still love you
[Guitar solo]
[Verse 3]
And when I think of all the things you'll never know
There's so much left to say
'Cause, girl, now I see the price of losing you
Will be my hell to pay
My hell to pay
Each and every day
Hear what I say
[Chorus]
I still love you
I still love you
I really, I really love you
I still love you
Baby, baby, I love you
I love you
I really, I really love you
I Still Love You was written by Vinnie Vincent & Paul Stanley.
I Still Love You was produced by Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley & Michael James Jackson.
KISS released I Still Love You on Wed Oct 13 1982.