The song "All For Love" by Highasakite explores the theme of love and the sacrifices one is willing to make for it. The lyrics depict the narrator's desire to connect with someone on the boardwalk and learn their name. The mention of being "fitted to a frame among hologram trees" suggests a sense of disconnection or feeling out of place in the modern world, possibly highlighting the artificiality and superficiality of relationships. The line "Losing all hope as close to freedom" portrays the conflicting emotions that love can bring, as it can both provide liberation and lead to disappointment. The narrator acknowledges their vulnerability and the complexity of love. The repetition of "It's not that hard, I'm not easy, but I'm just a woman" emphasizes the strength and resilience of the narrator, recognizing that love might not come easily but that they are willing to put in the effort and take risks. The lyrics further explore the narrator's relationship with love, questioning why they continue to pursue it despite not fully understanding their motivations. The repetition of "Don't know why I do it all for love, I know it's all for love" suggests an acceptance and acknowledgment of the power and significance that love holds in their life. Overall, "All For Love" conveys the emotional journey and complexities of love, highlighting the narrator's willingness to go through it all for the sake of love, despite not fully comprehending the reasons behind their actions.
