"Never Know (Full Band)" genre: Pop Vocals
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	This song was #1 in Pop Vocals, in demo form. The final version adds violin and bass and mastering.
	CD: Looking Glass Conversations   Label: Woldrous World Music Credits: Written by Alysson Light; Production, piano and vocals by Alysson Light; Bass and Cello by Robbie Link; Violin by Jane Pepplar
	Story Behind the Song Alysson wrote this song about 3 friends of hers when she was trying to help them through some bad times. Ironically, she calls the friends her "Single Star" in the song. Never Know helped support Alysson's new CD "Looking Glass Conversations". The Demo version she put up here at mp3.com back in the Pay for Play days helped pay for the studio recording and artist used on the CD. This song has been #1 at a number of internet web sites. This final version, with Robbie Link's Bass and Jane Pepplar's violin, was recorded almost 2 years after the demo was put up on mp3.com. Lyrics Maybe they never knew Where you're going and where you've gone My single star And maybe they didn't like to know Why you don't reach the line Why it's not good enough And the water turns the world around And the stars fade to black Your eyes are lost like a catholic saint Like I know where we’ve gone wrong Maybe they'll never know Maybe I'll never know How you see inside of me Like strong beams in the dark And maybe I'll never know How you can pull me back From what's inside And the water turns the world around And the stars fade to black I see you, you're crying Where did we go wrong? Maybe I'll never know Maybe you'll never know Why this is the road we walk Where we turned that made this path And maybe you'll never know How I cried for you to survive What the years have been to me And the water turns the world around And the stars fade to black Your eyes are lost like a catholic saint Like I know where we've gone wrong Maybe you'll never know

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