I Want It All

Eurythmics · Boxed [2005]

I want it all

I want it all

I don't know what it is

But I want it all



I want it all

I want it all

I don't know what it is

But I want it all



And I want it now

I want it now

I don't know what it is

But I want it now



And I want it now

I want it now

I don't know what it is

But I want it now



Yea yea yea

Yea yea yea



Yea yea yea

Yea yea yea



Gimme gimme some more

Of the same old stuff

It don't make me happy

And it's never enough



Gimme gimme some more

Of the same old stuff

It don't make me happy

And it's never enough



Peel back my skin

So that you can see

What I really am

The true colour of me



Peel back my skin

So that you can see

What I really am

The true colour of me



Yea yea yea

Yea yea yea



Yea yea yea

Yea yea yea

I Want It All - Eurythmics

Released on the 2005 reissue album Boxed, 'I Want It All' serves as a potent track within the Eurythmics discography, reflecting the duo's enduring commitment to synth-pop and new wave aesthetics. The song exemplifies Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart's signature blend of driving rhythms and emotive vocals, characteristic of their work from the 1980s through their later catalogues. As part of the Boxed compilation, the recording highlights the band's ability to reinterpret classic sounds with contemporary production values, maintaining the emotional intensity found in earlier releases like Live 1983 - 1989. The track remains a staple of their live performances and studio recordings, showcasing the group's influence on the genre and their capacity to deliver anthemic pop music that resonates across decades.