Really Wanna Know
Michael Bolton · Other Songs - Michael Bolton
And lay their precious money down
Satisfaction, guaranteed
No distractions, all you need
Spend a weekend in paradise
Try this on, it's very nice
You're having fun
Stick around and we'll sell you the sun
And soon ya learn to play the game
Ya lose ya win it's all the same
Catch your dream before it fades
And join the endless masquerade
Where pain relievers speak to you
A make believers dream come true
You learn so well
No one not even you can tell
Chorus
But I really wanna know
But I really wanna know
But I really wanna know
And I've got no choice
Can ya tell me, what's goin' on
Now every game begins and ends
And though the player still pretends
In mausoleums, on painted walls
The tale of those who'd have it all
The slave of glory's lost demands
To always leave with empty hands
The conqueror
Tell me what have you come here for
Chorus
This life it is your only friend
It's whispered in your ear
In a voice it seems like ages
You've been waiting so long just to hear
And suddenly the mystery, and
Meaning become so clear
Hold on yesterday's gone
Chorus
Oh, I really wanna know
I really wanna know
I really wanna know
I really wanna know
And I've got no choice
Can you tell me, what's goin' on
Really Wanna Know
Michael Bolton's 'Really Wanna Know' stands as a testament to his enduring presence in the adult contemporary and pop-rock landscape. Known for his powerful, emotive vocals, Bolton has built a career on delivering heartfelt ballads and covers that resonate with audiences seeking genuine emotional connection. This track fits seamlessly within his broader discography, showcasing the signature melodic sensibility and vocal intensity that have defined his recordings for decades. While often celebrated for his interpretations of classic soul and R&B standards, Bolton's original compositions frequently explore themes of love and longing with a polished, radio-friendly production style. The song reflects his ability to craft accessible pop anthems that maintain a sense of classicism, appealing to fans who appreciate both his vocal prowess and his commitment to timeless songwriting structures.

