She Still Loves Me

Mel Tillis · M-M-Mel [1975]

(Sherry Bryce)



I caught her crying as she washed my clothes

That lipstick on my shirt told all she had to know

Put my arms around her she turned her face to me

She threw her arms around me

And let that shirt drop to my feet.



She said you know I love you and don't matter where you've been

And I start counting blessings once again

She's found the signs so many times and I just can't believe

That through it all she still loves me.



She tried to smile at me and wipe her tears away

And searched through all the words I knew for anything to say

But she'd heard it all before and when I tried to speak

She put her fingers on my lips and then she said to me.



She said you know I love you and don't matter where you've been

And I start counting blessings once again

She's found the signs so many times and I just can't believe

That through it all she still loves me.



She said you know I love you and don't matter where you've been

And I start counting blessings once again

She's found the signs so many times and I just can't believe

That through it all she still loves me.



That through it all she still loves me...

She Still Loves Me

Mel Tillis delivers a polished country ballad on the 1975 album M-M-Mel, showcasing his signature smooth vocal style and songwriting prowess. The track exemplifies the romantic themes prevalent in his discography during the mid-1970s, blending traditional country instrumentation with a polished production typical of his work on Kapp and Raven labels. As part of a catalog known for heartfelt storytelling and melodic hooks, this recording highlights Tillis's ability to craft enduring love songs that resonated with audiences of the era. The song stands as a testament to his career, reflecting the polished sound of American country music in the 1970s.