How Do You Know
Sasha · Open Water
I've got all that I wanted more than I need
Those were the words, I heard myself say
But I'm not so sure anymore
I think I was about, closing the file
By the time that you shot me with your disarming smile
I don't know what you see but I can't guarantee
That there's something in me to adore
But it seems you don't care at all
You're never afraid of the fall
Reveal me your secret, I promise to keep it
But I just can't stop to wonder
How do you know
If this is alright?
How do you know
If all that you give comes back to you?
How can you be so damn sure
That this way is the right one to go?
How do you know?
It's so amazing how far you can get
Just by keeping your mind away from regrets
Following targets without looking back
I've been missing the view that's around
You pull me to places, I almost forgot
Maybe I'm worth it, maybe I'm not
I'm more than a sinner and less than a saint
But it seems that you don't care at all
How do you know
If this is alright?
How do you know
If all that you give comes back to you?
How can you be so damn sure
That this way is the right one to go?
How do you know?
So whatever may hide in the dust
In you and your senses I trust
I can't see the future but sometimes it feels
Like you can do
How do you know
If this is alright?
How do you know
If all that you give comes back to you?
How can you be so damn sure
That this way is the right one to go?
How do you know?
How Do You Know
How Do You Know stands as a defining track within Sasha's extensive discography, showcasing the artist's signature blend of electronic dance music and emotive vocal delivery. Featured on the album Open Water, the recording exemplifies the polished production style that has characterized Sasha's work throughout their career. The song reflects the artist's ability to craft accessible yet sophisticated dance tracks that resonate with a broad audience. As part of a body of work that includes notable singles and remixes, this piece highlights the consistent quality found across Sasha's catalogue. The track remains a testament to the artist's enduring influence in the genre, offering listeners a compelling example of their musical evolution and commitment to creating memorable dance floor anthems.