Lyrics to "Still Love You" are as follows:
Still Love You Still Love You
Dragging that heavy baggage
Setting off on a lonely journey
No one will pay attention to it
My heart is crying
Just like this Interspersing through crowds
To save my tears for myself
I want to throw the past away with the wind
But remembering memories I want to throw the past away with the wind
but then I remember it in my memories
I still love you
Remembering that dreamy encounter
Remembering the sweetness of what I once had
Where are all the bits and pieces now
I still love you
Who can understand my melancholy
That's what's going on right now
Who can understand the sadness I feel?
Who knows the sadness in my heart
Saying goodbye with sadness
Wish I could go back in time
Wish I could be together again
Treading on those tired steps
Taking this wandering journey
Trying to forget you
The memories are so clear
That's the way it is. In the crowd
Save your tears for yourself
Trying to throw the past away with the wind
But then remembering it in my memories
Still love you
Remembering that dreamy encounter
Remembering the sweetness of what we had once known
Where are all the bits and pieces now
Still love you
Who knows that in this moment, I'm still in love with you
Who knows that in this moment, I'm still in love with you
Who knows that in this moment, in this moment, I'm still in love with you?
Who knows the sadness in my heart
Who knows the sorrow in my heart
With sadness, I say goodbye
I still love you, I still love you
How I wish I could go back in time
To be with you again
I still love you, I still love you
What a long time ago, I wished we could go back to the old days
What a long time ago, I wish we could go back to the old days
The old days. Still Love You Still Love You
Still Love You Still Love You
How I Wish I Could Go Back in Time
Still Love You Still Love You
Still Love You Singer Bio
Still Love You is a Mandarin song sung by Vivienne Chan in 2001.
In 1989, she released the Cantonese album "Forever Your Friend", in which the hit song "A Thousand Section Songs" gained attention in the Chinese-speaking region and won the Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award as well as the Top Ten Power Singing Gold Songs Award, and she announced her farewell to the music industry in the same year.
In 1992, she released the Cantonese album "Come Back", which achieved quadruple-platinum sales, and the song "The Red Tea House" won the RTHK's Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award. In 1995, she returned to the music industry and released the album Welcome back. 2004, she announced her retirement from the music industry.