All Your Love
Mayall John & Bluesbreakers The Feat. Clapton Eric Lyrics
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All the love I miss loving, all the kiss I miss kissing.
Before I met you baby, never knew what I was missing.
All your love, pretty baby, that I got in store for you.
All your love, pretty baby, that I got in store for you.
I love you pretty baby, well I say you love me too.
All your loving, pretty baby, all your loving, pretty baby.
Since I first met you baby, I never knew what I was missing.
Hey, hey baby, hey, hey baby.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, baby, oh, oh, baby.
Since I first met you baby, never knew what I was missing.
The lyrics to "All Your Love" by Mayall John & Bluesbreakers feat. Clapton Eric are a classic example of a blues love song. The singer is expressing how much they long for the love and affection of their partner. They reminisce about the things they miss about being in love and how they were incomplete before their partner came into their life. The repetition of "All the love I miss loving, all the kiss I miss kissing," emphasizes the longing and desire felt by the singer. They go on to promise their partner that they have a lot of love stored up for them, and urge them to reciprocate the feelings.
The lines "Hey, hey baby, hey, hey baby. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, baby, oh, oh, baby." are typical of blues style music, where the lyrics are often repeated, sometimes in a call and response format, to emphasize the emotions being conveyed. The singer is essentially pleading with their partner to reciprocate their love, as they have never felt this way before meeting them.
Overall, "All Your Love" is a classic example of a blues love song that perfectly captures the raw, emotional intensity that is at the heart of the blues genre. The lyrics express a longing for love and the need for human connection that is universal, while the repetitive style of the song emphasizes the intensity of the emotions being conveyed.
Line by Line Meaning
All the love I miss loving, all the kiss I miss kissing.
I wish I could love and kiss like I used to before I met you.
Before I met you baby, never knew what I was missing.
I didn't realize how much love and affection I was lacking until I met you.
All your love, pretty baby, that I got in store for you.
I have a lot of love saved up just for you, my beautiful sweetheart.
I love you pretty baby, well I say you love me too.
I love you, and I hope that you love me in return.
All your loving, pretty baby, all your loving, pretty baby.
I want all your love and affection, my gorgeous darling.
Since I first met you baby, I never knew what I was missing.
Meeting you has made me realize just how much love and happiness I was missing in my life.
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@koesno_hakim
All the love I miss loving,
All the kiss I miss kissing.
All the love I miss loving,
All the kiss I miss kissing.
Before I met you baby,
Never knew what I was missing.
All your love, pretty baby,
That I got in store for you.
All your love, pretty baby,
That I got in store for you.
I love you pretty baby,
Well I say you love me too.
All your loving, pretty baby,
All your loving, pretty baby.
All your loving, pretty baby,
All your loving, pretty baby.
Since I first met you baby,
I never knew what I was missing.
Hey, hey baby,
Hey, hey baby.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, baby,
Oh, oh, baby.
Since I first met you baby,
Never knew what I was missing.
@HRConsultant_Jeff
John Mayall launched so many great jazz and blues musicians. He releases about 1 album a year for the past 60 years. Just incredible talent and I love this collaboration.
@user-xl5np5dp8n
John's voice is in fine form. This song works so cool. The lead can scream, or not
@prathameshbhambure
All Your Love is the kinda song which has endless passion in itself. Them chords, that melody, that tempo of it all... Heroes like these lads make it spectacular.
@tomjoad77
Oh come on Eric, this has to be played on a Les Paul!!! Cannot understand why you left that majestic sound...
@Jackmc2112
Agreed
@adrianguggisberg3656
He moved on, since 1965. Besides, it so doesn't matter. It's in the fingers, not the guitar. He's as expressiv as ever, and he makes that strat sound softer and warmer than most are able with an LP.
@pabloperez4063
Cream 2005 gigs no without Gibson
@jakemccoy810
Very true but most strats don't have the ability to get down right nasty like a good paf equiped Les paul
@MrThomasv
He discovered the greatest guitar on earth. Stratocaster !!
@stevefaure415
Great, very professional performance. Interesting, I'd just watched some Clapton from 1978 and his playing was so much more ragged and inspired back then. He's become very mannered. Still an amazing guitarist, just a little on the stagnant side. He could play all these licks in his sleep. They're threadbare by now. Still--