The song "All Of The Above" by JJ Heller is about living in the present and not allowing fear and worry to consume our lives. The narrator of the song acknowledges their struggle to live in the present and how easy it is to constantly worry about the future. However, they also recognize that they don't know everything and that there is someone who does. This could refer to a higher power or a person they trust. They choose not to give up their days worrying about uncertain things and maybes. The chorus emphasizes this mindset of not dwelling on unknowns. It asks rhetorical questions such as "What if the stars fell from the sky? What if my one chance passed me by? What if I lost my one true love?" But the narrator is reassured that everything will be okay because they know someone who holds control over all of these things, implying a sense of faith or trust. The song then shifts to a determination to no longer let fear and sorrow dictate their life. The narrator refuses to let it in and let it win this time. They acknowledge that worrying won't add any days to their life, so there's no point in trying. They have wasted so much time being afraid, but they choose to ask for help in understanding and overcoming their fears. Overall, the song encourages a mindset of surrendering worries and fears to a higher power or trusted individual, and embracing the present moment rather than constantly worrying about an uncertain future. It promotes a sense of hope, reassurance, and a desire to live without the burden of unnecessary fear.
