All My Love To You

Janet Jackson · Dream Street [1984]

Why do you have me runnin' every night and day?

We make good lovin' and now you tell me I can't stay

I live alone and i need someone to come home to

I hope and pray that someday that it will be you



Chorus:

All I wanna do is give, baby, all my love to you

Ever since we've been alone

I just can't stop thinkin' of, of you

Nothing could change my mind

Cause I love the way you hold me tight

It was my very first time

Your security, I need it every night



Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do



Don't waste your time tellin' me not to come around

Your love for me is the only one that I have found

Don't try to hide and ignore me, drive me crazy



Cause I'm for sure you're my first love and I'm your lady



Repeat chorus



You're tryin' to change my mind and

It's not the way I planned it to be

And it's been a very long time since

You held me close, I need you desperately



Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do



Nothin' will change my mind

Cause I love the way you hold me tight

And it was my very first time your security



Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

Gonna give all my love to you, baby, that's what I'm gonna do

All My Love To You

Released on Janet Jackson's 1984 debut album Dream Street, 'All My Love To You' stands as a defining track of her early career, blending R&B and pop sensibilities with a signature vocal delivery. The song captures the emotional vulnerability and rhythmic sophistication that would characterize her subsequent work, including the landmark Control era. As a cornerstone of her discography, it showcases her ability to craft intimate ballads that resonate with listeners while establishing her reputation as a formidable force in contemporary music. The recording reflects the transitional period of the mid-1980s, where Jackson began to distinguish her sound from her peers through a unique fusion of soulful melodies and modern production techniques.