All Kinds Of People

Tina Turner · Wildest Dreams

There's a time for love and a time for healing
Can't go back and undo what's been done
The word of mouth, time is revealing
Just how far we've left this kingdom come

Hand in hand we're finding our way
And today is just tomorrow's yesterday

Chorus:
Some will die for you, some will lie to you
There's all kinds of people in this world
Turn the world around, tear the borders down
There's all kinds of people in this world

Kiss of life and the hand of fate
Boy grows up into his father's son
And he learns to love, has been taught to hate
To carry on the way it had been done

All our lives, it's debts to repay
Maybe someday we can put the past away

Chorus

Some will die for you, some will lie to you
There's all kinds of people in this world
Put your fear away, find a better way
There's all kinds of people in this world

Underneath a broken sky
Love can heal the pain inside
In a moment things can change
One look behind and it's never the same

All Kinds Of People

All Kinds Of People stands as a defining track from Tina Turner's 1996 album Wildest Dreams, capturing the enduring power of her vocal delivery during her later career. The song reflects the mature, soulful rock style that characterized her resurgence in the 1980s and 1990s, blending emotional depth with rhythmic drive. As part of a discography that spans decades, this recording highlights Turner's ability to convey universal themes of human connection and resilience. The track fits seamlessly within the album's exploration of love and life's complexities, showcasing her status as a global icon who could command attention with both subtlety and force. It remains a testament to her artistic longevity and her capacity to connect with audiences through honest, powerful music.