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Artist/Band: N'Sync
Lyrics for Song: I Thought She Knew
Lyrics for Album: No Strings Attached



She was my once in a lifetime
Happy ending come true
Oh I guess I should have told her
I thought she knew

She said I took her for granted
That's the last thing I would do
Whoa I'll never understand it
I thought she knew
I thought she knew

I thought she knew
My world revolved around her
My love light burned for her alone
But she couldn't see the flame
Only myself to blame
I should have known
I should have known

A heart full of words left unspoken
Now that we're through
I'd sell my soul to have this silence broken
Oh I thought she knew
I thought she knew

I thought she knew
My world revolved around her
My love light burned for her alone
But she couldn't see the flame
Only myself to blame
I should have known
I should have known

She was my once in a lifetime
Happy ending come true
Whoa I guess I should have told her
But I thought she knew
I thought she knew
I thought she knew
I thought she knew
I thought she knew
I thought she knew

Oooooooo
Oh I thought that she knew
Yeah ooooooo


About I Thought She Knew

"I Thought She Knew" is a standout track from N'Sync's 1998 debut album, *No Strings Attached*, which solidified their status as one of the most successful boy bands of the late 1990s. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of R&B-infused pop and smooth harmonies that defined their sound during the height of their popularity. Released during the peak of the boy band phenomenon, the recording captures the group's early maturity and vocal precision, featuring a memorable chorus that became a staple of their live performances and radio rotation. As part of their initial catalog, the track reflects the era's emphasis on polished production and catchy melodies designed for mass appeal. It remains a representative piece of N'Sync's discography, showcasing their ability to deliver high-energy pop anthems while maintaining the emotional depth characteristic of their ballads. The song's enduring presence in their body of work highlights its role in establishing the group's legacy as pioneers of modern pop music.