Whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't know
Whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't know

You walk around like maybe there's something your missing
Hallucinations happenin' in your head
This look you're giving me is not a look for kissing
Something I did or maybe something I said

You never know baby, you never know baby
You never know baby, you never know
You judge a soul by a lie that was told baby
You never know baby, you never know

Whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't know

I speak these words but baby you don't even listen
These things I say just go right through your head
I've got my gun but I am low on ammunition
I'm like a book that is waiting to be read

You never know baby, you never know baby
You never know baby, you never know
You judge a soul by a lie that was told baby
You never know baby, you never know

You ever wonder, don't you ever wonder baby
Whose spell you're under, don't you ever wonder baby?
You ever wonder, don't you ever wonder baby
Whose got your number don't you ever wonder baby?

What is the source of all this pain that you've been dishing
Could they be lies that maybe you've been fed
Consider well the kind of stream where you've been fishing
I'm like a book that is waiting to be read

You never know baby, you never know baby
You never know baby, you never know
You judge a soul by a lie that was told
You never know baby, you never know

Whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't know
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you don't know

​H​an​son

With 20+ years under their belts as a band, brothers Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson have definitely made their mark! Five years building a fanbase as an independent band led to a meteoric rise in 1997 as they released their first commercial single, “MMMBop,” from their debut album Middle of Nowhere. The catchy, bubblegum pop appeal of the song helped make the band a household name.

A long line of hits and studio albums, multiple Grammy nominations and over 16 million album sales worldwide followed.

The band now runs an independent label while maintaining a “coveted connection with their global fanbase.”