The Way I Still Love You – English Lyrics

• By: Reynard Silva, Hattie

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

The Way I Still Love You

Not a single day goes by

Show me what is through my mind

I know it's over but I can't deny

I'm still missing you

And I'm torn cause I'm hella frustrated

I know we have something special babe

But now the fact is that you gone for good

and I don't know what to do

I try to stay occupied

I try to put it all aside

I try, and try, and try, and try

Still it's no use

Don't know what's going on with me

But all I know it's haunting me

I need your love to set me free

Listen to me

Do you still think about me babe?

Cause you're on my mind

It's driving me crazy

Are you finally over me?

You can tell me the truth

Or do you still love me?

The way that I still love you

Just the other day I've seen you

I caught up for a little fight

You told me you were doing just fine

It was good to see you smile

Memories running through my head

Feelings coming back

Yeah, it hurts again

You're happy with someone else

I try to stay occupied

I try to put it all aside

I try, and try, and try, and try

Still it's no use

Don't know what's going on with me

But all I know it's haunting me

I need your love to set me free

Listen to me

Do you still think about me?

Cause you're on my mind

It's driving me crazy

Are you finally over me?

You can tell me the truth

Or do you still love me?

The way that I still love you

I know that I let love slip away

And I'm going insance

All because I want you back

I need you back

This is the biggest regret

I'll ever have to face

Do you still think about me baby?

Cause you're on my mind

It's driving me crazy

Are you finally over me?

You can tell me the truth

Or do you still love me?

The way that I still love you

Key Grammar Structures

• Not a single day goes by

  ➔ Negative sentence with 'not' + a singular noun phrase

  ➔ 'Not a single day' emphasizes that nothing passes without a particular event happening, using negative form.

• I know it's over but I can't deny

  ➔ Contrast using 'but' to connect two clauses

  ➔ 'But' introduces a contrast or exception between two ideas or feelings.

• I try to stay occupied

  ➔ Verb phrase with 'try' + infinitive to express effort

  ➔ 'Try' followed by an infinitive ('to stay') indicates an attempt or effort to do something.

• I know we're over but I can't deny

  ➔ Contraction of 'we are' as 'we're' in present tense

  ➔ Using contractions like 'we're' makes speech more informal and conversational.

• Or do you still love me?

  ➔ Interrogative sentence with 'do' as an auxiliary for questions

  ➔ Using 'do' helps form questions in the present simple tense when asking about someone’s feelings or actions.

• Cause you're on my mind

  ➔ Cause as informal 'because' (collocation), in this context, it explains reason

  ➔ 'Cause' is a colloquial abbreviation of 'because', often used in informal speech to introduce a reason.

• Or you're finally over me?

  ➔ Modal verb 'are' (contraction) + 'finally' + 'over' in a comparative question

  ➔ 'Are' is the auxiliary verb in present tense, used here with 'finally' and 'over' to form a rhetorical or comparative question.