"Just Because I Love You" is a song by the Jackson 5, a popular American family band formed in the 1960s. The song was released in 1969 as part of their album "Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5." The lyrics of the song convey a simple message of love and infatuation. The song features lead vocals from Jermaine Jackson and background vocals from his younger brother, Michael Jackson. In the song, the narrator, Jermaine, expresses his deep love and affection for a girl. He admits that his actions and words may seem silly, but they are all just an attempt to capture her attention because he loves her. He promises to do everything he can to make her dreams come true if she were to be his. Michael interjects in the song, proclaiming that Jermaine is slowly going out of his mind due to his love for this girl. Both brothers reiterate that their love is genuine and that they don't want anyone else but her. The song is a sweet and innocent expression of love, typical of the Jackson 5's early music. It showcases the vocal talents of Jermaine and Michael Jackson and captures the youthful charm and sincerity often associated with the group.
