This Will All Be Mine
Texas · I Don't Want A Lover - The Collection [2004]
Where there are shadows
There will be light
You write that you know me
You'll wish that you were right
Fall into the playground
You wish that you are wiser
But I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
Now you give me reason
To answer you with lies
You thought your years were with you
You're only sad not wise
So fall into the playground
You thought the game was yours
But I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
Yes I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
be mine...
be mine...
There will be light
You write that you know me
You'll wish that you were right
Fall into the playground
You wish that you are wiser
But I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
Now you give me reason
To answer you with lies
You thought your years were with you
You're only sad not wise
So fall into the playground
You thought the game was yours
But I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
Yes I know
That one day
That this will all be mine
be mine...
be mine...
This Will All Be Mine
Texas delivers a soulful, mid-tempo track on the 2004 compilation I Don't Want A Lover - The Collection. The song exemplifies the artist's signature blend of R&B and gospel-infused pop, characterized by lush harmonies and a smooth vocal delivery. Released during a period where Texas solidified his reputation as a master of emotive balladry, the recording showcases his ability to craft intimate, radio-friendly melodies that resonate with listeners seeking warmth and depth. While the specific lyrical themes focus on devotion and shared destiny, the musical arrangement prioritizes atmospheric texture and vocal interplay, making it a standout song in his discography of heartfelt love songs.

