Think about our love and view it (to view it) You got to believe it (You got to believe) I figure that's why they callin' me Krayzie cause I still maintainīut we gonna struggle through all them hard timesĪnd I gotta tell you peace and happiness is hard to findĪnd I'm not trying to make excuses or reasonsīut these demons got me seeing things that's really been misleading me Temptation be blattin' with the persuasion rattlin' in my brain They say that it's never been too easy being Krayzie Bone I just wasn't too certain yours were legitimateĪnd after all this time, you look into my eyesīecause I still believe we belong together (I'm gonna believe we can still be together)Įverything you're searchin' for and maybe moreīut, boy, you seem to be lost in uncertaintyīelieve me, the feelin' has always been sure It's so real I know we're gonna be together I'm gonna believe we can still be together Produced by Steven “Stevie J.” Jordan, Mike Mason and Mariah Carey. Written by Antonina Armato, Beppe Cantarelli. Then we must know that we will love again If we believe that true love never has to end It's worth the risk of burning to have a second chance If there's one spark of hope left in my grasp You know that I am not the desperate type Krayzie Bone and Da Bratĭamizza Reemix A Cappella feat. “The man who made the dress actually made dresses for Marilyn Monroe.” The Damizza Reemix of “I Still Believe” also got its own music video, directed by Mariah and filmed in Mexico.
“I used to watch old footage of entertainers going overseas - from Bob Hope to Marilyn Monroe,” Mariah explained. In the music video, which was directed by Brett Ratner and filmed at the Edwards Air Force Base in California in December 1998, Mariah pays homage to Marilyn Monroe's 1954 visit to the US troops in Korea. Remix, featuring rappers Amil and Mocha the dance remixes, produced by David Morales and the Damizza Reemix, which interpolated the song “Pure Imagination” from the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory and featured raps from Da Brat and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony's Krayzie Bone. Mariah recorded new vocals for three different sets of remixes: the Stevie J. “She was very nice to me, kinda took me under her wing and she actually helped me get my start, so I remade the song as a tribute to her.” Starr right out of high school,” Mariah told Rosie O'Donnell in 1999. The song peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and was certified Platinum by the RIAA on March 17, 1999. Starr, who Mariah used to sing backup for, the cover of this 1987 song was included as a bonus track on Mariah's #1's compilation and released as a single on February 8, 1999.
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