Why Do I Love You

Westlife · World Of Our Own [2001]

Suddenly she's leaving

Suddenly the promise of love has gone

Suddenly breathing seems so hard to do



Carefully you planned it

I got to know just a minute too late oh girl

Now I understand it

All the times we, made love together

Baby you were thinking of him



Why do I love you?

Don't even want to

Why do I love you like I do?

Like I always do

You should have told me

Why did you have to be untrue... ?

(Love you like I do)

Why do I love you like I do?



Ain't gonna show no weakness

I'm gonna smile and tell the whole world I'm fine

I'm gonna keep my senses

But deep down where no one can hear me

Baby I'll be crying for you



Why do I love you?

Don't even want to

Why do I love you like I do?

Like I always do

You should have told me

Why did you have to be untrue... ?

(Love you like I do)

Why do I love you like I do?



Can't go back

Can't erase

Baby your smiling face

Oh no, I can't think of nothing else

but you (else but you) suddenly



Why do I love you?

Don't even want to

Why do I love you like I do?

Like I always do

You should have told me

Why did you have to be untrue... ?

(Love you like I do)

Why do I love you like I do?



Why do I love you?

Don't even want to

Why do I love you like I do?

Like I always do

You should have told me

Why did you have to be untrue.... ?

(Love you like I do)

Why do I love you like I do?

Why Do I Love You

Released in 2001 on Westlife's album World Of Our Own, 'Why Do I Love You' stands as a defining track of the group's early pop ballad era. The song exemplifies the band's signature sound, blending acoustic guitar intros with soaring harmonies and emotional vocal delivery that became a hallmark of their international success. As a central piece on the album, it reflects the romantic themes prevalent in their discography during this period, contributing to their status as one of the most prominent acts of the early 2000s. The recording captures the polished production style characteristic of the genre, emphasizing melodic structure and collective vocal prowess over complex instrumentation.