“She Don’t Know Me” Bon Jovi Lyrics
What more can I do, there’s nothing I haven’t tried
Still it’s so hard for her to notice
I’ve tried hard to be straight
There’s nothing left I can say
If only she would look my way
She don’t know me, she don’t know
She don’t see me, she don’t care
She can’t hear me, can’t hear
Can not help me, she don’t want
She don’t want me like I want her
Like I wan’t her got to tell her
Got to tell her that I love her
That I love her
She doesn’t even know my name
I dream of when she’ll be mine
I dream of crossing that line
And holding her so tender
Dreaming it could come true
So many things I would do
If only you’d give me a chance
Lyrical Diary: “She Don’t Know Me” Bon Jovi Lyrics
“She Don’t Know Me” Bon Jovi Lyrics. Writer(s): Mark E. Avsec
“She Doesn’t Know Me” is a song by Bon Jovi from their 1984 album, Bon Jovi. Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora wrote the song. “She Doesn’t Know Me” reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States and became Bon Jovi’s first number one single in the country. The song came number one in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Sweden, and the Netherlands.
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