The song "(I Know) I'm Losing You" by Gladys Knight & The Pips was originally recorded by The Temptations in 1966, but it was later covered by Gladys Knight & The Pips in 1969. The lyrics of the song describe a person who is realizing that their partner's love is fading and that they are slowly losing them. The narrator can feel their partner's love slowly fading away, and their touch has become cold. It feels as if someone else is controlling their partner's emotions and actions. The narrator has been fooling themselves for as long as they could, but they can sense the presence of another woman in their partner's life. When their partner speaks their name, it no longer carries the same love and affection as before. The narrator feels like they are losing their partner, and this feeling is in the air and everywhere they go. They are losing the love that they once had. Looking into their partner's eyes, the narrator sees a reflection of a face that doesn't belong to them. This confirms their suspicions that their partner has found someone new. The pain, heartache, and worry are evident in the narrator's emotions. The song conveys the narrator's desperation and their realization that their relationship is falling apart. No matter how hard their partner may try to hide their true feelings, the narrator can tell by the emptiness inside. They can feel it in their bones that their partner will soon be gone. The lyrics express the narrator's plea and hopelessness as they desperately try to hold onto their fading love. They are asking their partner what happened to the love they once shared and expressing their sorrow at the loss they are experiencing. Overall, "(I Know) I'm Losing You" is a heartfelt song that portrays the pain and realization of losing someone they love.
