Still Loving You
Scorpions · World Wide Live
To win back your love again
I will be there, I will be there ...
Love, only love
Can bring back your love someday
I will be there, I will be there ...
Fight, baby I fight
To win back your love again
I will be there, I will be there ...
Love, only love
Can break down the walls someday
I will be there, I will be there.
If we'd go again all the way from the start
I would try to change things that killed our love
Your pride has built the wall so strong that I can't get through!
Is there really no chance to start once again?
I'm loving you
Try, baby try
To trust in my love again
I will be there, I will be there ...
Love our love
Just shouldn't be thrown away
I will be there, I will be there ...
If we'd go again all the way from the start
I would try to change things that killed our love
Your pride has built the wall so strong that I can't get through!
Is there really no chance to start once again?
If we'd go again all the way from the start
I would try to change things that killed our love
Yes I hurt your pride and I know what you been through
You should give me a chance, this can't be the end
I'm still loving you ...
I'm still loving you ...
I'm still loving you ...
I'm still loving you ...
Still Loving You Baby
Still Loving You
Scorpions' "Still Loving You" stands as a defining power ballad in the hard rock canon, showcasing the band's signature blend of melodic sensibility and emotional intensity. Featured on the landmark live album World Wide Live, the recording captures the group at the height of their global touring prowess, delivering a performance that resonates with raw energy and precision. The track exemplifies the band's ability to craft enduring anthems that balance heavy guitar work with soaring vocal lines. As a staple of their extensive discography, the song remains a testament to the Scorpions' influence on rock music, frequently appearing in setlists and compilations. Its enduring popularity reflects the universal appeal of the band's songwriting, cementing its place as a classic within their celebrated body of work.