Darlin', darlin'
My how the time flew
We were so poor and lost back then
But we made it through
I got the groceries and you paid the electric
Just enough to make due
Things were never easy but we were strong together
'Cause one and one made too

So I'll drive all night til the wheels fall off
Just to get to you
I'll keep you warm when it's cold outside
Won't have to ask me to
I'll pull you close when it's hectic and you're feeling disconnected
I'll be there for you
Give every beat til my heart runs out
'Cause they're all for you

All for you
All for you

Darlin', darlin'
All that you gave to me
Knew right away I was falling
And you were so carefree
We wrote our names and we put them in a bottle
Sent it out to sea
At the end of the night we went in different directions
But it was destiny


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All For You Lyrics as written by Micah Pueschel Adam Michael Taylor

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    I think this song is about finding your inner self, realizing who you really are as a person. It could also be about living up to your potential.

    tayarimotoon April 20, 2010   Link
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    this song is great, its about finding your inner power! when you fall down only you can bring yourself up.. love it!

    jenifrida10on September 21, 2010   Link

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