To Love You More

It's quite possibly "cheap-ish pop" but consider the violinist - an incredibly difficult piece, even for the violin master. I've seen him play and he's amazing.

give it up lady...if the dude likes you he'll let you know

i remember this song came out one summer, and i LOVED it! I would watch the video on VH1 all the time..especially the dramatic pause near the end (I'VE BEEN---WAAAAAAITING FOR YOU)...now I see it for the cheap-ish pop it really is, but still...it brings back fond memories.

I dont careeeee!

Though im a dude and what not, this song kicks ass!!

it's totaly what im going though with this girl, trying to make her realize that I will be waiting for her.... here inside my heart, im the one who wants to love you more.... =)

I first heard this song on holiday in Florida USA where it was number one... i LOVED IT!! it was playing everywhere, but then I went back to UK, and the song wasnt even heard of. It was 2 years later that the song FINALLY came onto a disk over in the UK. Its such a great song and has a lovely build up to it. Its pop yehh but i wouldnt call it Cheap. The song has real instruments in it all the way through and is very well composed. It was also played LIVE at almost every place Celine sang it. I regard Cheapish pop to be stuff like boybands, and rap/dance crud, something we have FAR to much of these days

I love the violin in this song.

A lot. My b/f knos dis..

Ah...This song is impeccably beautiful. It's a song I used to listen to when I was with my ex-boyfriend...and I almost miss him now, listening to it. Especially during the dramatic part, "And I'll be---WAITING FOR YOU!"...it's breathtaking. I wish people could appreciate this song to be more than, "cheapish-pop"...but true, an opinion is an opinion.

"To Love You More" is an outstanding example of David Foster and Adult Contemporary singers' partnership, which would lead the charts worldwide from mid 90's to early 00's. It's sad that it didn't make it to the next decades. This subgenre of pop can be dramatic, clingy, a little overproduced, still it's far better than what we get these days. If the critics did not like Céline, Mariah or Christina, they're (we're) paying the price now.

No matter whether it's formulaic, I miss love songs beautifully arranged like this one...

my girlfriend just sent me this... she's great.