You Are Everything
David Hasselhoff · Other Songs - David Hasselhoff
Who looked just like you
She walked like you do
I thought it was you
As she turned the corner
I called out your name
I felt so ashamed
When it wasn't you,
Wasn't you
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything, and everything is you
How can I forget
When each face that I see
Brings back memories
Of being with you
I just can't go on living life as I do
Comparing each girl with you
Knowing they just won't do
They're not you
No
You are everything, and everything is you
... I'm telling you baby
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything ... everything and everything is you
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything ... everywhere I go ...
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything ... everything I do
You are everything, and everything is you
I just can't go on living life as I do
Comparing each girl with you
Knowing they just won't do
They're not you
No
You are everything ... and everything is you
... I'm telling you baby
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything ... everything is you
You are everything, and everything is you
You are everything ... I'm telling you baby
You are everything, and
Everything is you
Everything ...
You are everything ...
And everything is you ...
You are everything, and everything is you
Everywhere I go ...
Everywhere I go ...
You are everything, and everything is you
Everything I do ...
You're everything
You are everything,
And everything
Is you
You Are Everything
David Hasselhoff's "You Are Everything" stands as a defining moment in his transition from television icon to recording artist. Released during the height of his international fame, the track leverages his distinctive vocal style to deliver an earnest pop anthem. The song captures the earnestness and theatricality that characterized Hasselhoff's musical output in the 1980s, blending straightforward melodies with a confident delivery. While often associated with his television roles, this recording highlights his ability to command a studio production. It remains a staple of his discography, reflecting the broader pop culture landscape of the era where actors successfully crossed over into music. The track endures as a testament to his unique place in pop history, offering listeners a direct connection to his signature sound without relying on complex arrangements.