All Your Attention
Daniel Bedingfield · Second First Impression
I just want your eyes on me
I wanna be the only thing on your mind
I'll be all you need
(la la la la la la la la la la la la la)
Don't want you talking on the phone, don't go out
I just want you here with me
Don't want you spending time alone
Stay around, I'll be all you need
(la la la la la la la la la la la la la)
Can't you see you hold my heart in your hands
You own me, you own me
I need you to survive
I know I'm alive when you hold me
Hold me
Don't want to share you with the stars in the night
I only want you to only want me
Now, then and forever
Even jealous of the sun in your eyes
I want you looking at me, only me
I want all your attention
Forgive me if I seem to need you too much
You illuminate my soul
Don't think I could breathe without your touch
You could never know
(la la la la la la la la la la la la la)
When I'm with you I've got nothing to hide
You know me, you know me
I need you to survive
I know I'm alive when you hold me
Hold me
Don't want to share you with the stars in the night
I only want you to only want me
Now, then and forever
Even jealous of the sun in your eyes
I want you looking at me, only me
I want all your attention
Can't you see you hold my heart in your hands
You own me, you own me
Need you to survive
I know I'm alive when you hold me
Hold me
Don't want to share you with the stars
Don't want the moon to touch your heart
I only want you to only want me
Now, then and forever
Even jealous of the sun in your eyes
I want you looking at me, only me
I want all your attention
I want you looking at me, only me
I want all your attention
About All Your Attention
Daniel Bedingfield's "All Your Attention" serves as a standout track on his 2004 debut album, *Second First Impression*. Released during the height of the Britpop era, the song blends pop sensibilities with a distinct indie-rock edge, reflecting Bedingfield's early attempt to carve out a unique sonic identity beyond his initial fame. The recording captures a youthful energy characteristic of mid-2000s British pop, featuring melodic hooks and a production style that balanced commercial appeal with artistic experimentation. While the track did not achieve the same chart dominance as his earlier hits, it remains a notable song in his discography, showcasing his songwriting evolution and the collaborative spirit of the era's music scene. The song stands as a testament to the diverse sounds emerging from the UK during that period, offering a glimpse into Bedingfield's creative journey before he fully solidified his status as a global pop artist.