You Didn't Know Me
from Born To Live by Low and Honey
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lyrics
You Didn’t Know Me
you didn’t know me, I can see it in your eyes
it’s that look of mistrust interwoven with surprise
you got a vision I’m the devil in disguise
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, yeah I think it’s pretty clear
baby with there’s a blind spot ringin in your ear
that drowns out the words that would move you dear
you knew me but you didn’t know me
you didn’t know me, I can hear it in your voice
just a note, and I quote, “you’re like every other boy”
someday baby you’ll just have to make a choice
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, even scientists agree
it takes about a year to clear out the debris
of every other lover that’s been down our street
you knew me but you didn’t know me
well I’m no angel and you’re no baby blue
but are you ready for me, baby, and am I ready for you?
you didn’t know me, yeah I think it’s fair to say
there’s a lotta fear gettin in the way
come on baby put your fingers in the clay
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, it’s okay you didn’t know
we mighta started walkin, there’s still so far to go
it doesn’t scare me, no it only goes to show
you knew me but you didn’t know me
you didn’t know me, I can see it in your eyes
it’s that look of mistrust interwoven with surprise
you got a vision I’m the devil in disguise
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, yeah I think it’s pretty clear
baby with there’s a blind spot ringin in your ear
that drowns out the words that would move you dear
you knew me but you didn’t know me
you didn’t know me, I can hear it in your voice
just a note, and I quote, “you’re like every other boy”
someday baby you’ll just have to make a choice
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, even scientists agree
it takes about a year to clear out the debris
of every other lover that’s been down our street
you knew me but you didn’t know me
well I’m no angel and you’re no baby blue
but are you ready for me, baby, and am I ready for you?
you didn’t know me, yeah I think it’s fair to say
there’s a lotta fear gettin in the way
come on baby put your fingers in the clay
you knew me but you didn’t know
you didn’t know me, it’s okay you didn’t know
we mighta started walkin, there’s still so far to go
it doesn’t scare me, no it only goes to show
you knew me but you didn’t know me
credits
from Born To Live,
released August 1, 2013
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Austin Schumacher: Drums
Josh Lattanzi: Bass
Dave Sherman: Keyboards
Ben Rice: Backing Vocals
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Austin Schumacher: Drums
Josh Lattanzi: Bass
Dave Sherman: Keyboards
Ben Rice: Backing Vocals
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Low and Honey Brooklyn, New York
Low and Honey is the alias of Brooklyn-based musician Brad Hamilton.
discography
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Aug 2013
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