"All of Me" is a popular song and jazz standard written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons in 1931.
[Strophe]
C 
All of me 
             E7 
Why not take all of me? 
A7 
Can't you see, 
                Dm 
I'm no good without you? 
E7 
Take my lips 
          Am7 
I want to lose them 
D7 
Take my arms 
           Dm  G7 
I'll never use them 
C 
Your goodbye 
             E7 
Left me with eyes that cry 
A7 
How can I 
              Dm 
Get along without you? 
F           Fm 
You took the part 
     C      E7   A7 
That once was my heart 
Dm           G7 
So why not, why not 
            C E7 Dm G7 
Take all of me?
[Strophe]
Cmaj7 
All of me 
            E7 
Come on get all of me 
A7 
Can't you see, 
                Dm7 
I'm just a mess without you 
E7 
Take my lips 
          Am7 
I want to lose them 
D7 
Get a piece of these arms 
           Dm7     G7 
I'll never use them 
Cmaj7 
Your goodbye 
             E7 
Left me with eyes that cry 
A7 
How can I 
                Dm7 
Ever make it without you? 
F                    Fm7 
You know you got the part 
Cmaj7      E7      A7 
That used to be my heart 
Dm7                 G7 
So why not, why not 
           Cmaj7 Ebdim7 Dm7 G7 
Take all of me?