I'll Still Be Loving You
New Kids On The Block · Other Songs - New Kids On The Block
Don't matter for how long life goes on
I'll Still be loving you, girl
I know it's real
This love I feel
Baby, sure as the skies are blue
I'll be around
Won't let you down
Baby, no one else will do
Believe in me
Girl, I'll be your friend
Together till the end, girl
(Together till the end, girl)
Just reach for me
Girl, I'll be the one
A lover you can trust
I'll never give you up
[Chorus: ]
Till forever's come and gone
Till the mountains tumble down
I'll still be loving you, girl
Till the stars fall from the sky
Till the seas all run dry
I'll still be loving you
When clouds appear
Now don't you fear
Baby, we're gonna weather the storm
I'll stand by you (stand by you)
We'll see it through
You'll be safe and warm
Don't be afraid (Don't be afraid)
Girl, all through the night (All through the night)
I'll be there by your side, girl
(Be there by your side, girl)
Every way, girl I'll understand
I'm gonna be your man
With everything I am
[Chorus ]
Other lovers are giving up each day, yeah
But this love of ours is here to stay (yeah, girl)
I just wanna be with you, girl
(I just wanna be with you)
That's all I wanna do
[Chorus, adlib and fade ]
About I'll Still Be Loving You
"I'll Still Be Loving You" by New Kids On The Block stands as a defining track from the group's 1989 debut album, *Hangin' Tough*. As a quintessential New Jack Swing and R&B ballad, the recording showcases the group's signature vocal harmonies and smooth production style that characterized their early career. The song explores themes of enduring affection and commitment, fitting perfectly within the romantic pop narrative popular during the late 1980s. Its melodic structure and emotional delivery helped establish the band's reputation for youthful energy and polished songwriting, contributing significantly to their status as one of the most successful boy bands of the era. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a prime example of the genre's evolution during that specific period in music history.