All THe World Is Love
Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]
Valued things are hard to find
My mind's gone I know not where
left without a care
When my thoughts are taking flight
pen them down on sheets of white
Building castles in the air
left without a care
In a crowded room alone
That's where you'll find me
I have left my mind
Somewhere floating behind me
Blue skies white clouds to be seen
wish my mind could be as clean
As the clouds that swim above
All the world is love
Chorus
Bubbles forming all around
Left my body on the ground
Unattached too hard to move
All the world is love
All the world is love
All the world is love
All THe World Is Love
Hollies' "All THe World Is Love" stands as a quintessential example of their mid-1960s pop sound, characterized by lush harmonies and driving rhythms. Recorded during the Clarke Hicks & Nash era, the track exemplifies the band's ability to blend British Invasion energy with melodic sophistication. As part of their extensive discography, the song reflects the era's focus on upbeat, emotionally resonant pop music that defined the genre. The recording captures the collaborative spirit of the group, showcasing their signature vocal arrangements that became a hallmark of their work. Released in a compilation celebrating this specific period, the track remains a significant piece of their catalog, illustrating their contribution to the landscape of 1960s popular music through its catchy melody and polished production.