Love To Love You
The Corrs · The Works [2007]
I'd love to love you like you do me
There's a pillar in my way you see
I'd love to love you like you do me
I met you on a sunny autumn day
You instantly attracted me when asking for the way
God if I had known the pain I'd make you feel
I would have stopped this start of us and turned upon my heel
Though you should leave me
Time make it be alright
Though you must leave me
Believe me when I tell you
I would love to love you like you do me
I'd love to love you like you do me
There's a pillar in my way you see
I'd love to love you like you do me
You recognised my barrier to love
I know there's nothing worse than unrequited love
(Unrequited love)
So I prayed to God that I could give the love you gave to me
But something's lying in my way
Preventing it to be
Though you should leave me
Time make it be alright
Though you must leave me
Believe me when I tell you
I would love to love you like you do me
I'd love to love you like you do me
There's a pillar in my way you see
I'd love to love you like you do me
I would love to love you like you do me
I'd love to love you like you do me
There's a pillar in my way you see
I'd love to love you like you do me
Break those pillars down
Break those pillars down
Take those pillars down
Down
Down
Oh
Take those pillars down
(Love to love you like you do me)
Break those pillars down
(Love to love you like you do me)
Oh
Take those pillars down
(Love to love you)
(Love to love you)
(Love to love you)
Take those pillars down
(Love to love you)
Love To Love You
Love To Love You appears on The Corrs' 2007 compilation album, The Works, serving as a testament to the Irish quartet's enduring melodic sensibility. Blending their signature blend of Celtic instrumentation with contemporary pop and rock influences, the track highlights the group's ability to craft emotionally resonant ballads. Throughout their discography, the band has consistently explored themes of romance and connection, often utilizing lush string arrangements and driving rhythms to create a rich sonic landscape. This recording stands as a notable song within their extensive catalogue, reflecting the polished production values that defined their later career phase. As part of a collection celebrating their most significant recordings, the song reinforces The Corrs' status as a prominent force in international pop music, showcasing their distinct vocal harmonies and instrumental prowess.