I'm Gonna Love You Anyway
Trace Adkins · More... [1999]
Go ahead an' tell me that the things I do have always made you crazy
Don't worry darlin', don't worry darlin' that's ok
'Cause I'm goin' to love you anyway... I'm goin' to love you anyway
Go ahead an' let it fall to pieces
Tell me I've been blind
Maybe if I'd only seen it comin' I'd have found a way to change your mind
Don't worry darlin', don't worry darlin' that's ok
'Cause I'm goin' to love you anyway... I'm goin' to love you anyway
I'm goin' to love you
In spite of it all
Drop everythin' baby
Run when you call
You're goin' to stumble
You're goin' to fall
An' I'll be there... I'll be there... for you...
Go ahead an' tell me that you're sorry
No one else could take my place
I know that's what you're thinkin'
I can see it by the way it's written on your face
Don't worry darlin', don't worry darlin', that's ok
'Cause I'm goin' love you anyway
I'm goin' to love you anyway
I'm goin' to love you anyway
Go ahead an' tell me that you really never loved me... baby
I'm Gonna Love You Anyway
Trace Adkins delivers a heartfelt performance on 'I'm Gonna Love You Anyway,' a track that highlights his signature baritone and emotional depth. Released on the 1999 album More..., this recording captures the artist during a pivotal period of establishing his presence in the country music landscape. The song reflects the earnest storytelling and melodic sensibilities that would later define his extensive discography. While Adkins is often celebrated for his later comedic hits and energetic anthems, this earlier work showcases his capacity for sincere, traditional country expression. The track stands as a testament to his versatility, bridging the gap between his initial rise and the massive commercial success he would achieve in the following decade. It remains a notable song in his catalogue for fans appreciating the evolution of his vocal style and songwriting choices.