Because I Love You (Badfinger song)
"Because I Love You" is a song by the power pop band Badfinger. It was written by one of the band's guitarists, Joey Molland, and it appeared on the band's final recorded studio album, "Say No More". Release and reception. "Because I Love You" was released as the fourth track on Badfinger's 1981 album, "Say No More", which was the second made after the 1975 suicide of former guitarist Pete Ham. That same year, it saw single release in America (the final of three singles from "Say No More", with one  of its predecessors, "Hold On", hitting on the Billboard Hot 100.) backed with the Tom Evans penned track, "Too Hung Up on You" (also from "Say No More".) The single did not chart. "AllMusic" critic William Ruhlmann said that "on 'Because I Love You,' they sound like The Raspberries trying to sound like The Beatles." Despite this comment, he still cited the song as a highlight from the "Say No More" album.