The song "All God's Children" by Uriah Heep discusses the lifestyle and attitude of a promiscuous and adventurous individual, often referred to as a "whirlwind child." The lyrics describe this person as someone who is attractive to others, particularly babies, and constantly seeking attention and love from different partners every night. The song suggests that this person does not discriminate in terms of age and gender when it comes to their love interests and is always looking for new and exciting experiences. It emphasizes the idea that they are not interested in deep or lasting love but instead prefer quick and youthful encounters. "All God's children will have their say, All God's children must have their way" implies that everyone has the right to live their life as they please, even if it may be unconventional or frowned upon by society. The lyrics suggest that this lifestyle is somewhat of a game to the individual, where they can cheat and manipulate lovers who fall for their charms. The line "A photograph for all to see" may refer to the whirlwind child's desire for attention and validation, possibly by publicizing their relationships or experiences. The overall message of the song seems to celebrate and explore the wild and carefree nature of this whirlwind child, highlighting their insatiable appetite for affection and excitement. The references to walking and talking like angels may suggest that despite their behavior, they still possess an attractive and captivating aura.
