The Stevie Wonder song that begins “All the gold in all the world, is nothing to possess” is “For Your Love.”
The song was written, produced, and performed by Wonder and released in 1995 as the first single from his album Conversation Peace. Its opening contrasts material wealth with emotional fulfillment, establishing the song’s central theme before the chorus turns directly to devotion and commitment.
“For Your Love” belongs to Wonder’s later Motown period, when he continued blending soul, pop, R&B, and sophisticated keyboard-based production. It is sometimes confused with better-known Wonder love songs such as “You Are the Sunshine of My Life” or “I Just Called to Say I Love You,” but the quoted lyric is distinctive to this 1995 recording.
Conversation Peace was Wonder’s 22nd studio album and marked one of his notable releases of the 1990s. The song’s message is simple: possessions have little value if they cannot produce genuine happiness or deepen a loving relationship.