All Of The Stars (feat. Ed Sheeran)
Christina Grimmie · Other Songs - Christina Grimmie
And I'm staring at the moon
I saw a shooting star
And thought of you
I sang a lullaby
By the waterside and knew
If you were here
I'd sing to you
You're on the other side
As the skyline splits in two
I'm miles away from seeing you
I can see the stars
From america
I wonder, do you see them, too?
So open your eyes and see
The way our horizons meet
And all of the lights will lead
Into the night with me
And I know these scars will bleed
But both of our hearts believe
All of these stars will guide us home
I can hear your heart
On the radio beat
They're playing 'chasing cars'
And I thought of us
Back to the time
You were lying next to me
I looked across and fell in love
So I took your hand
Back through lamp lit streets I knew
Everything led back to you
So can you see the stars
Over amsterdam
You're the song my heart is beating to
So open your eyes and see
The way our horizons meet
And all of the lights will lead
Into the night with me
And I know these scars will bleed
But both of our hearts believe
All of these stars will guide us home
I can see the stars
From america
All Of The Stars (feat. Ed Sheeran)
Christina Grimmie's rendition of 'All Of The Stars' features a collaboration with Ed Sheeran, blending her distinctive vocal style with the song's classic jazz-pop foundation. The track exemplifies Grimmie's ability to reinterpret timeless standards within a contemporary R&B framework, showcasing her emotive delivery and melodic sensitivity. While the original composition dates to the 1950s, Grimmie's version revitalized the material, highlighting her talent for bridging generational musical gaps. Her work on this recording contributed to her growing reputation as a versatile artist capable of navigating diverse genres while maintaining a distinct personal voice. The collaboration with Sheeran added a layer of modern pop sensibility, yet the core of the track remains anchored in the soulful traditions Grimmie was known to champion throughout her career.

