All The Time
Anne Murray Lyrics


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(All the time)
Yes darling, (all the time)
(Ooh ooh) Tenderly, constantly
I love you. (I love you.)

(Love you every day)
I'll prove it (every day)
(Ooh ooh) In happiness, or loneliness
I love you (I love you), (love you.) Other arms my tempt me
Don't let it worry you
'Cause even if they tempt me
I'll never be untrue.

(All the time)
Yes darling, (all the time)
(Ooh ooh) Through the years
Smiles and tears
I love you (I love you), (love you.)

Other arms my tempt me
Don't let it worry you
'Cause even though they tempt me
I'll never be untrue.

(All the time)
Yes darling, (all the time)
(Ooh-ooh) Through the years
Smiles and tears




(I love you)
I love you

Overall Meaning

The song "All The Time" as performed by Anne Murray is a ballad that speaks of a love that is constant, tender and faithful. The lyrics declare a love that is proven through actions and not just words. The singer promises to love her partner every day, in happiness or loneliness. Even if other arms tempt her, she promises not to be swayed by their advances. The song emphasises the singer's commitment to her partner through the years, through both the good times and the bad. The repeated assertion of her love for him through the simple phrase, "I love you," reinforces the depth of her feelings.


The song's lyrics revolve around a simple idea - that love can endure and remain constant despite the passage of time and even the temptation of other suitors. The singer's determination to remain true to her partner reflects an ideal of commitment and faithfulness that has long been celebrated in popular culture. The song's melody, performed with gentle acoustic guitar and strings, is simple and effective, allowing the lyrics to take centre stage. Anne Murray's heartfelt vocals lend the lyrics an emotional weight that is both sincere and stirring. The song's popularity is not surprising, as its theme of eternal love and commitment is something that resonates with many people.


Line by Line Meaning

(All the time)
I will always love you.


Yes darling, (all the time)
I will love you without cessation, my beloved.


(Ooh ooh) Tenderly, constantly
Consistent tenderness for you will be my norm.


I love you. (I love you.)
I love you from the bottom of my heart.


(Love you every day)
I will show you my love every single day.


I'll prove it (every day)
I will demonstrate my love each day.


(Ooh ooh) In happiness, or loneliness
My love will shine through both good and hard times.


Other arms may tempt me
Others may try to lure me with their affection.


Don't let it worry you
Please do not worry or doubt my loyalty.


'Cause even if they tempt me/I'll never be untrue.
My love and fidelity will never waver, regardless of temptation.


(Yes darling, all the time)
I will always be devoted to you, my love.


(Ooh-ooh) Through the years/Smiles and tears
Through joy and sorrow, I will remain loyal to you.


(I love you) I love you
My love for you endures through all.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: MEL TILLIS, WAYNE P. WALKER

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Comments from YouTube:

@paulmoreau674

Such beautiful harmonies and Anne’s voice is incredible.

@jeffhalverson5837

Heard this today first time on Pandora, and it really got my attention!
The late Jack Green cut this years ago, but Anne's arrangement has modified chords with it that beautify the song I think.

@burpo

Love it.

@jaimemirandadossantos8177

Beautful music of Anne Murray. Lindas.

@albertvillanueva4191

Shes my idol singer

@peteremmert8551

I had the US copy on Pickwick Records - It sounds like Anne's somewhat microphone-shy on this track since her voice is somewhat lost in the music.

@thejoshsings9280

It does. But this was her debut album.

@monsterjazzlicks

I have a version which sounds like the same arrangement, but is 10 seconds longer??!!

@tiltal2834

@gaynor4062

I'm not convinced this is sung by Anne Murray. It doesn't sound like her and it doesn't come up in the list of all of her recordings.

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