Another song plays on and on, a cross the radio,
Reminding me of days that feels so long ago
When I was young I had no one to play the part of me,
I learned the hard way how to find myself thats why, im here alone.

Its been so long since i´ve been home I lost a part of me
I had to find myself thats why im here alone, nobody knows
Its taking a life time, for me to see, there´s no one to blame
Nobody but me

Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
I have to face the world and live my life alone
Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
Thats why I find myself alone, nobody knows

When I was young I had no one to play the part of me,
I had to find myself, thats why im here alone
Its been so long since i´ve been home, I lost a part of me
I had to find myself, thats why im here alone, nobody knows
Its taking a life time for me to see, there´s no one to blame,
Nobody but me

Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
I have to face the world and live my life alone
Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
I have to face the world and live my life alone,
Nobody knows

Another song plays on and on, a cross the radio,
Reminding me, those days are gone

Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
I have to face the world and live my life alone
Nobody knows, nobody knows whats life in front of me
I have to face the world and live my life alone,
Nobody knows, nobody knows

Another song plays on and on, a cross the radio,
Reminding me, im still alone..


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Nobody Knows Lyrics as written by John Lowery Bob Marlette

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    This song is pretty much self explainatory....i see a great future for this band tho...

    The_Vecon June 21, 2006   Link
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    I cant believe they lost their label this song was awesome. Johnny 5 is the man.

    BenjaminsBreakingon February 01, 2009   Link

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