All To Myself

Dua Lipa's song 'All To Myself' captures the intoxicating feeling of new love, where the world seems to fade away, leaving just two people deeply connected. The lyrics describe a scenario where the singer feels an intense connection with someone, even in a crowded room. This sense of isolation in a crowd highlights the powerful bond between the two, making it seem as if they've known each other for a lifetime, despite it being only the second day. The repeated phrase 'So into you' emphasizes the depth of this immediate attraction and the desire to be completely absorbed in each other.

The chorus, with its insistent repetition of 'I want you all to myself,' underscores a possessive and exclusive desire. This longing is not just about physical presence but also about emotional exclusivity. The singer hopes there's nobody else, indicating a fear of competition and a strong need for assurance that the feeling is mutual. The imagery of being 'up in the canyon with the flowers' adds a romantic and almost idyllic backdrop to this burgeoning relationship, enhancing the sense of a perfect, almost dreamlike connection.

The bridge of the song brings a sense of resolution and commitment. The lines 'Baby I say goodbye to all the rest, you're the one that gets me best' suggest a willingness to forsake all others for this one person who truly understands and complements the singer. This part of the song reinforces the theme of exclusivity and the deep emotional bond that the singer feels. The repetition of 'only, only one' serves to solidify this commitment, making it clear that the singer sees this person as their one and only.