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Artist/Band:
Janet Jackson
Lyrics for Song: He Doesn't Know I'm Alive
Lyrics for Album: Control [1986]
Cha
No no
No no no no no
Ooh baby
I've got his picture
It's on my dresser
Right next to my bed
He doesn't know me
But I sure know him
I can't get him out of my head, no
(talk to him)
No no
I haven't even tried
He doesn't even know that I'm alive, no
He doesn't even know that I'm alive
I got his number
I call him up, hehe
Just to hear him say 'hello'
And when he answers
I always hang up
Ooh, that boy scares me so, woah
(talk to him)
No no I haven't even tried
He doesn't even know that I'm alive
(he doesn't know that I'm alive)
He doesn't even know that I'm alive
No-oh
No no no no
Oohhh yeah
No no yeah
Someday I'll find the nerve
To talk to him and stop acting so preserved
I told myself 'girl you gotta change'
'cause nothing ventured is nothing gained
No-oh woah
Late last evening
I dropped on by
Just to see if he was home
And when he opened the door
I could have died
There we were all alone
(talk to him)
I said 'excuse me I thought my friend lived here'
Well he doesn't even know that I'm alive
(he doesn't know that I'm alive)
He doesn't even know that I'm alive
He doesn't even know that I'm alive
(he doesn't know that I'm alive)
He doesn't even know
(he doesn't know)
Ooh
I'm alive
No no, no no
No
No no, no no
Ah!
No no, no no
Ooh ooh yeah, no woah
La la la la la la la la lah
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He Doesn't Know I'm Alive
He Doesn't Know I'm Alive stands as a defining track on Janet Jackson's 1986 breakthrough album, Control. Produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the song captures the intense, rhythmic energy that characterized Jackson's transition into a global pop icon. The recording features a driving beat and atmospheric production that underscores themes of isolation and hidden presence. As part of a landmark project that redefined R&B and pop music, the track showcases Jackson's evolving vocal style and the sophisticated songwriting that would dominate her career. This work remains a testament to the creative synergy between the artist and her producers during a pivotal era in her discography, highlighting her ability to convey complex emotions through minimalist yet powerful musical arrangements. |
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