Still I Love
I might be in love with you
With your selfishness, that I get impatient of
You make my heart ache
But still, like cupid, I'll love
Does my cockiness attract you?
Why aren't you calling my name?
'Cause I talk like I've got a megaphone
A loudspeaker which I have became.
Just as if I'm thunder and lightning
With obnoxious anxiety up above
Just like falling snowflakes
Still I'll love.
Did you want to see me fall?
Reaching arms and pale painted face?
Ego crumbling like the earth's crust.
Rottened by this dark phase.
Does my sadness annoy you?
Don't you hate it without a doubt
'Cause I love like it's the end of the world
Seeking for water because of this drought
Giving you a moment in retrospect.
I love
Waiting for your decision which I will respect.
I love
Getting your attention that I have been wanting.
Still I am the one who has been falling
I love.
I love.
I love.
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