All The Love In The World

The Corrs · The Works [2007]

(Hey)

Don't want to wake up alone anymore

Still believing you'll walk through my door

All I need is to know it's for sure then I'll give all the love in the world



I'm not looking for someone to talk to

I've got my friends

I'm more than okay

I've got more than a girl could wish for

I live my dreams but it's not all they say



Still I believe

(I'm missing)

I'm missing something real

I need someone who really sees me



(Don't want to wake)

Don't want to wake up alone anymore

Still believing you'll walk through my door

All I need is to know it's for sure then I'll give all the love in the world



I've often wondered

If love's an illusion just to get you through the loneliest days

I can't criticize it

I had no hesitations

My imagination just stole me away



(But still)

But still I believe

(I'm missing)

I'm missing something real

I need someone who really sees me



(Don't want to wake...)

Don't want to wake up alone anymore

Still believing you'll walk through my door

All I need is to know it's for sure then I'll give all the love in the world



Love's for a lifetime

Not for a moment

So how could I throw it away

Yeah

I'm only human and nights grow colder

With no one to love me that way

Yeah



I need someone who really sees me



(Don't want to wake)

And I won't wake up alone anymore

Still believing you'll walk through my door

You'll reach for me and I'll know it's for sure

Then I'll give all the love in the world



Don't wanna wake up alone anymore

Still believing you'll walk through my door

Don't wanna wake up alone anymore

All The Love In The World

Released on The Corrs' 2007 album The Works, this track exemplifies the group's signature blend of Celtic roots and contemporary pop sensibilities. The song features the distinctive harmonies characteristic of the band, particularly the vocal interplay between the sisters, delivering an uplifting melody that resonates with themes of universal affection. As part of their discography from the late 2000s, the recording maintains the polished production quality that defined their career, bridging traditional folk instrumentation with modern pop structures. It stands as a testament to their ability to craft anthemic tracks that celebrate connection and joy, fitting seamlessly within the broader landscape of Celtic pop music of the era.