No One Knows

Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean

She grew up across the hall, with a bear lying on her bed

And elton john up on the wall.

She followed him everywhere from nursery school to harvard square.

They were born a year apart. they knew each other's souls by heart.



No one knows. no one knows.

We try hard to be discreet. some things are trouble to disclose.

It keeps us on our toes. and no one knows.



She was popular in school. she was friends with all the boys

But there was only one voice that could wash away her blues.

She read him her poetry and pages from her diary.

He would long for her to stay. but she would blush and turn away.



No one knows. no one knows.

We try hard to be discreet. some things are trouble to disclose.

It keeps us on our toes. and no one knows.



He came home one afternoon. she was lying on his bed watching tv in his room.

She saw him standing there. she had no fear. she didn't care.

They spoke each other's name. the room burst out in flame.



No one knows. no one knows.

We try hard to be discreet. some things are trouble to disclose.

It keeps us on our toes. and no one knows.

No One Knows - Hazell Dean

Hazell Dean's 'No One Knows' stands as a defining track from her 1970s solo career, showcasing her signature blend of soulful R&B and pop sensibilities. Recorded during the height of her fame following her work with The Supremes, the song captures the universal vulnerability of unrequited love and emotional isolation. With its smooth vocal delivery and timeless melody, the recording exemplifies the polished yet intimate style that characterized Dean's discography during this era. The track remains a staple of her catalogue, reflecting the enduring appeal of her ability to convey deep personal sentiment through accessible pop structures. It serves as a testament to her transition from group harmony to a powerful solo artist who could command attention with both technical skill and raw emotional expression.