Still Here
Westlife · Other Songs - Westlife
I think of giving up
On us
I say I'm letting go
But when I do you call
My bluff
And even though you say it's not true
You love to keep me running round in circles
But I wouldn't want it any other way
Cause I'm still here
To walk right through your fires
When I'm not near you
My whole world turns alight
So if I fight, I will fight to be with you
And if I die, let me die because of you
You try to push away
And try to bring me back
Again, yeah
It's so incredible
How you can always mess
With my head (my head)
Sometimes I wish I didn't need you
I wish you didn't have a look that breaks me
But I just can't seem to keep myself away
Cause I'm still here
To walk right through your fires
When I'm not near you
My whole world turns alight
So if I fight, I will fight to be with you (to be with you)
And if I die, let me die because of you
Yeah yeah yeah
Oh, cause I'm still here
I'm still here
And eventhough you say it's not true
You love to keep me running round in circles
But I wouldn't want it any other way
Cause I'm still here
To walk right through your fires
When I'm not near you (when I'm not near)
My whole world turns alight
So if I fight, I will fight to be with you (to be with you)
And if I die, let me die because of you
Yeah I'm still here
Still Here - Westlife
Westlife's 'Still Here' stands as a defining track from the group's mid-2000s era, blending their signature melodic pop-rock sound with introspective lyrics. Recorded during a period of significant commercial success, the song exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonated globally. It features the characteristic vocal harmonies that became a hallmark of their discography, supporting a narrative of resilience and enduring connection. The recording captures the polished production style typical of their peak years, contributing to their status as one of the most successful boy bands of the millennium. As part of their broader catalogue, the track remains a staple for fans celebrating the group's enduring legacy in modern pop music.