The song "All My Heart" by John Newman expresses the intense love and devotion the singer has for someone. The lyrics suggest that no matter how much love and affection he gives, it never feels like enough. The repetition of "Can't give you enough" emphasizes this feeling of inadequacy. The song also touches upon the struggles and difficulties the singer faces in the relationship. The line "When you get home, you scream you don't want me no more" hints at arguments and a lack of emotional support. Despite this, the singer asks how he can be there for the other person but feels ignored and unappreciated. The chorus, "See I've been pushing you for far too long, baby" suggests that the singer has been trying too hard to please and satisfy the other person, possibly at the expense of his own well-being. The phrase "The sounds that make this world, the world" could imply that the singer's love and affection are essential to his own existence and the world around him. The bridge part reveals the singer's internal struggle of waking up each morning and facing the reality of the relationship. It seems that the other person's love and assurances are inconsistent, leaving the singer questioning their commitment. Despite this, the singer is determined to keep showing love and affection, even when it feels futile. Overall, "All My Heart" portrays a one-sided love where the singer gives everything he can but feels unfulfilled and unappreciated. It explores the dynamics of a challenging relationship, where the singer's emotions are constantly tested.
