All the Time in the World
Boyzone · Where We Belong
I know you're feeling kind of nervous
'Cause we're finally all alone
I know you've had some other lovers
And they left you kind of cold
And so you built a fortress so mighty high and hopeless
Takes a lot of time to make walls crumble
Stone by stone i'd make them tumble for you
'Cause I've got all the time in the world
All my life for you girl
Now the timin' is right, baby we got all night
Lay right here by my side, take your dreams for a ride
Love's like sand making pearls
And I've got all the time in the world
I know it's hard to let me love you
When my trust is on the line
I know it takes a lot of courage
When your faith is hard to find
I'd never try to hurt you
Fight heaven and earth to protect you
There's nothing to fear when I'm with you
[CHORUS to fade]
'Cause we're finally all alone
I know you've had some other lovers
And they left you kind of cold
And so you built a fortress so mighty high and hopeless
Takes a lot of time to make walls crumble
Stone by stone i'd make them tumble for you
'Cause I've got all the time in the world
All my life for you girl
Now the timin' is right, baby we got all night
Lay right here by my side, take your dreams for a ride
Love's like sand making pearls
And I've got all the time in the world
I know it's hard to let me love you
When my trust is on the line
I know it takes a lot of courage
When your faith is hard to find
I'd never try to hurt you
Fight heaven and earth to protect you
There's nothing to fear when I'm with you
[CHORUS to fade]
All the Time in the World
Boyzone's 1995 single "All the Time in the World" stands as a defining moment in the boy band genre, blending pop sensibilities with a poignant ballad structure. Released on their debut album "Where We Belong," the track showcases the group's vocal harmonies and emotional depth, capturing the essence of youthful romance and longing. The song became a staple of the mid-90s pop landscape, resonating with audiences through its relatable themes and polished production. It remains a significant song in Boyzone's discography, illustrating their transition from teen idols to respected vocal performers and cementing their legacy in the history of pop music.