The song "All of the Time" by Jungle is about a relationship where one person is consistently there for the other, yet feels unappreciated and neglected. The lyrics express the speaker's frustration and disappointment in their partner's lack of communication and effort. The opening lines, "All of the time, keep telling me / All of the time, you needed me," reveal the speaker's constant availability and willingness to be there for their partner. However, they also feel that their partner doesn't fully understand or acknowledge their emotional state, as highlighted in the line, "You never know when I'm feeling low." The chorus, "Heaven ain't big enough, it's evident / I guess it's true, you never did what you had to do," serves as a metaphor for the partner's inability to meet the speaker's needs and make things right. The repetition of "It's all alright" suggests that the partner may downplay or ignore the issues within the relationship. The second verse continues to express the speaker's desire for open communication, asking why they can't talk in the morning and urging their partner to show their love and need for them. The bridge reiterates the sentiment that the partner has not fulfilled their responsibilities, stating, "You never did what you had to do." Overall, the song tells a story of unbalanced emotional investment and disappointment in a relationship. The speaker yearns for better communication, recognition, and effort from their partner but feels that their needs are not being met.
