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All Your Love
Sara K. Lyrics


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A busted frame on a myth and a legend
A pretty face too hard to mention now
A needy little lady took a gamblin′ man
Had to place her bet before the horse came in
All your love turned to passion
All your love...

Bought a lean machine for survival
Shot a champion clean from the saddle
Joker jumpin' over the king and the queen



That′s a way of gettin' even when the odds are green, green, green
And all your love turned to passion
All your love...

You took a little love, you took a little love
You took a little too much from me
You took a little love, you took a little love
You took a little too much from me
Too much from me, too much from me, babe

You watch 'em every night while they′re dancin′
Check 'em in that light romancin′
You never call 'em over or call ′em by their name
No, you call 'em what you wanna
′Cause it's all the same, same, same
And all your love turned to passion
All your love...

You took a little love, you took a little love
You took a little too much from me
You took a little love, you took a little love
You took a little too much from me
Too much from me, too much from me, babe

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Sara K.'s song "All Your Love" depict a complex relationship between two people in which one person's love turns into an obsession with winning and overcoming odds. The first verse mentions a "busted frame on a myth and a legend" and a "pretty face too hard to mention," possibly referring to a famous person who the singer or protagonist admires. However, this admiration is turned on its head with the mention of a "needy little lady" who takes a "gamblin' man" and has to place her bet before the horse comes in. This suggests that the singer is willing to take risks and make impulsive decisions for the sake of love, even if they might not pay out in the end. The chorus repeats the phrase "all your love turned to passion," suggesting that the singer's love has become more intense and possibly dangerous.


The second verse brings in imagery of violence and competition with lines like "bought a lean machine for survival" and "shot a champion clean from the saddle." This suggests that the singer is willing to do whatever it takes to win, even if it means taking down those who are better or more established. The mention of a "joker jumpin' over the king and the queen" adds a level of unpredictability and risk-taking to the character. The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the idea of passion and intensity.


The third verse shifts to a voyeuristic perspective, with the singer watching others dance and "check 'em in that light romancin'." The singer does not interact with these people directly, instead referring to them as "what you wanna" rather than by their names. This emphasizes the idea of objectification and a lack of emotional connection in the relationship. The chorus is repeated one final time, with the addition of the line, "you took a little too much from me," suggesting that the singer's intensity and obsession has become harmful to the other person in the relationship.


Line by Line Meaning

A busted frame on a myth and a legend
A damaged and flawed representation of a story that has been passed down for ages


A pretty face too hard to mention now
An attractive person who is difficult to talk about because they have hurt the singer


A needy little lady took a gamblin′ man
A woman who required a lot of attention was in a relationship with a risky individual


Had to place her bet before the horse came in
She had to take a chance before knowing the outcome


All your love turned to passion
The affection became an overwhelming desire


Bought a lean machine for survival
Invested in a tool to improve chances of staying alive


Shot a champion clean from the saddle
Defeated an accomplished competitor with precision


Joker jumpin' over the king and the queen
A wild card moving freely ahead of established royalty


That′s a way of gettin' even when the odds are green, green, green
It's a method of achieving equality, even when others have the upper hand


You took a little love, you took a little love
You accepted some affection, you accepted some affection


You took a little too much from me
You took more than was fair or just from me


You watch 'em every night while they′re dancin′
You observe them each evening as they move to music


Check 'em in that light romancin′
Examine them as they engage in flirtatious behavior


You never call 'em over or call ′em by their name
You don't invite them to come closer or address them personally


No, you call 'em what you wanna
Instead, you refer to them in a manner that suits your intentions


′Cause it's all the same, same, same
It does not matter what you call them, as the outcome will be unchanged


And all your love turned to passion
Your fondness transformed into an intense desire


You took a little love, you took a little love
You accepted some affection, you accepted some affection


You took a little too much from me
You took more than was fair or just from me


Too much from me, too much from me, babe
You took an excessive amount from me and it hurts




Writer(s): Sara K Wooldridge

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