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Artist/Band: Della Reese
Lyrics for Song: Don't You Know
Lyrics for Album: Legendary [2002]



Don't you know

I have fallen in love with you

For the rest of my whole life through



Don't you know

I was yours from the very day

That you happened to come my way



Can't you see

I'm under your spell

By the look in my eyes

Can't you tell, can't you tell



Now, don't you know

Every beat of my heart keeps crying out

I love you so

Don't you know



Don't you know

Every beat of my heart keeps crying out

I love you so

Don't you know


Don't You Know

Della Reese's 'Don't You Know' stands as a testament to her commanding presence within the realms of gospel and soul. Recorded for the 2002 compilation Legendary, the track showcases her signature vocal power and emotive delivery that defined her decades-long career. Reese, a celebrated actress and singer, built a substantial discography that bridged the gap between sacred and secular music, often infusing pop sensibilities with deep spiritual resonance. This particular recording captures her ability to convey vulnerability and strength simultaneously, a hallmark of her performance style. While the song appears on a later collection, it reflects the enduring quality of her work during a period when she continued to deliver memorable interpretations of classic material. Her contribution to the genre remains significant, influencing countless performers who followed in her footsteps.


Album Lyrics: Legendary [2002]


Della Reese
"Legendary [2002]"


1. Don't You Know
2. These Foolish Things
3. All By Myself
4. Always
5. Blue Skies
6. Here's That Rainy Day
7. Little Girl Blue
8. My Heart Belongs To Daddy
9. There's A Small Hotel
10. Three O'clock In The Morning
11. Until The Real Thing Comes Along