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Most Americans are familiar with the phrase "All of Me" from the song of the same name, which has been performed many times by different musicians. The phrase indicates the whole self - body, mind, and soul, so that if a person says he's giving "all of me" it indicates nothing is being hidden or held back. It's a metaphor for commitment.
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