The Woman In Me album cover by Shania Twain

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1995 · From the album The Woman In Me

No One Needs to Know

by Shania Twain

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03 · Lyrics

"No One Needs to Know"

Am I dreaming or stupid?

I think I've been hit by cupid

But no one needs to know right now

I met a tall, dark and handsome man

And I've been busy making big plans

But no one needs to know right now

I got my heart set, my feet wet

But he don't even know it yet

And no one needs to know right now

I'll tell him someday, some way, somehow

But I'm gonna keep it a secret for now

I want bells to ring, a choir to sing

The white dress, the guests, the cake, the car, the whole darn thing

But no one needs to know right now

I'll tell him someday, some way, somehow

But I'm gonna keep it a secret for now

We'll have a little girl, a little boy

A little Benji we call Leroy

But no one needs to know right now

And I'm not lonely anymore at night

And he don't know only he can make it right

And I'm not lonely anymore at night

And he don't know only he can make it right

I'm not dreaming or stupid

But boy, have I been hit by cupid?

And no one needs to know right now

No one, no one, no one needs to know right now

No one, no one, no one needs to (know) know

Right now

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04 · FAQ

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When was "No One Needs to Know" released?
"No One Needs to Know" by Shania Twain was released on February 3, 1995 on the album "The Woman In Me".
What genre is "No One Needs to Know"?
"No One Needs to Know" by Shania Twain falls within the country, country rock, adult contemporary genres.
What album is "No One Needs to Know" on?
"No One Needs to Know" appears on the album "The Woman In Me" by Shania Twain.
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