Four Tops – Still Water (Love): A Soulful Exploration of Enduring Love
Ah, the Four Tops. Those smooth, soulful voices that serenaded a generation with tales of love, loss, and everything in between. Among their many gems, “Still Water (Love)” stands out as a poignant ballad that delves into the complexities of enduring love.
Background
Released in 1970, the song marked a turning point for the group, showcasing their ability to navigate deeper emotional territory alongside their signature upbeat grooves.
“Still Water (Love)” wasn’t just another love song. It was a poignant exploration of the quiet strength and dedication that define a lasting relationship.
Written by the legendary songwriting duo of Smokey Robinson and Frank Wilson, the lyrics paint a picture of a love that weathers the storms of life, finding solace and stability in its depths.
Unlike some of their earlier, more energetic hits, “Still Water (Love)” unfolds with a gentle, almost contemplative pace.
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Lyrics
Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 
Walk with meTake my handOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohStill waterAh, ah, ahNever you mind if IDon’t tell strangers passing byIf I don’t bragIf I don’t brag or boastClick my glass and say a toastAbout my love for youHow it runs so deep and trueAnd yet it’s so‘Cause don’t you know, ohStill waters run deepStill waters run deepStill waters run deepStill waters run deepOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohOh, oh ohWalk with meTake my handStill watersStill waterWalk with meTake my handWhoa, whoa, whoa nowStill waters run deepHey, hey, hey, heyWhoa, whoa, whoa nowStill waters run deep