Still In Love With You

The song is about someone who still loves a former partner after distance and separation have ended their life together. The speaker remembers their happiest time, feels lonely without the other person, and keeps thinking about them. The repeated declaration of love makes the feeling seem steady, even as the verses express sadness and uncertainty about what to do.

“Trains and boats and aeroplanes” suggest travel and the forces that carried the speaker away, rather than one specific journey. Being “a world apart” emphasizes emotional and physical distance. The phrase “stole my heart” is an idiom: it means the person inspired deep love, not that anything was literally taken. The speaker’s imagined song is a way to send feelings across that distance.

The lyrics leave the cause of the separation unclear. Travel may have created the distance, but the speaker also asks why the other person had to leave, so the breakup may involve more than geography. The repeated promise to remain “your girl” could express enduring devotion, or it could show difficulty letting go. The song presents love as sincere but painful, without telling us whether the relationship can be restored.