Songs by Bill_Ekhoff E.


   

WHAT I DIDN'T WANT TO KNOW (CD)

  1. WHAT I DIDN'T WANT TO KNOW (CD)
    Bill_Ekhoff E.
    Genre: Country
    Tempo: Ballad


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    _Produced by: George Clinton & Bill Ekhoff 
    _Recorded at Bayou Recording Studio, Nashville TN.
    _Engineers: Craig Johnston & George Clinton
    _Mastered by George Clinton & Craig Johnston
    
    _Bill Ekhoff - Lead Vocals
    _Darryl O'Donnell - Background Vocals
    
    _Musicians_
    _Steve Holland - Drums
    _Bill Hullett - Acoustic Guitar
    _Dug Grieves - Electric Guitar
    _Dow Tomlin - Bass
    _Roger Morris - Piano, Keyboards
    _David Russell - Mandolin
    _Tony Paoletta - Steel Guitar, Dobro
    
    _* Best of SongU - 2005
    _©Songtown Publishing (ASCAP) 2007

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    Verse I was diggin through our closet tryin to find my winter coat and hat And I stumbled on a shoebox full of letters and a diary in the back I knew I shouldn't but I couldn't help but start to read them And I found out all your dreams were coming true But the words hit like a hammer when it wasn’t about me and you Chorus It’s what I didn’t want to know but I’m findin’ out Even though it happened years ago it matters to me now The pain inside is reaching just as deep as it can go How much he meant to you is what I didn’t want to know Verse As I read on I learned that you were seeing both of us at the same time And I couldn’t hardly breath when my finger pointed to the line That said you’d give up everything to spend your life with him Now I know it wasn’t meant to be It was then I finally realized you must have settled for me Chorus - Repeat Bridge Now my discovery is something I regret And how much time will I need to somehow help me forget Chorus - Repeat Tag How much he meant to you is what I didn’t want to know


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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