Introduction
“All of My Life” is a track from Phil Collins’ 1993 album Both Sides. This song, like many others on the album, was written, performed, and produced solely by Collins. The song features his signature heartfelt lyrics, smooth vocals, and a blend of introspective themes.
The song deals with themes of longing, commitment, and the complexity of relationships, reflecting Collins’ own emotional experiences. It is both a love song and a contemplation on the passage of time and the importance of personal connections. The lyrics express a desire for companionship and devotion, with Collins singing about a love that has lasted through different phases of life.
Musically, “All of My Life” combines elements of rock and pop with a more intimate, stripped-back sound compared to some of Collins’ earlier, more polished work. The song features a piano-driven melody, with Collins’ expressive voice at the forefront, adding emotional weight to the track.
While “All of My Life” was not released as a single, it is often noted by fans and critics as a standout track on Both Sides, an album that marked a shift in Collins’ musical style, focusing on more personal and reflective themes.
The song is an example of Collins’ ability to capture emotional vulnerability in his music, making it a memorable part of his solo career.