I Wish I Knew
Karrin Allyson · Ballads [2002]
I wish I knew, someone like you could love me
I wish I knew, you place no one above me
Did I mistake this for a real romance?
I wish I knew but only you can answer
If you don't care, why let me hope and pray so?
Don't lead me on, if I'm a fool just say so
Should I keep dreamin' on or just forget you?
What shall I do? I wish I knew
Did I mistake this for a real romance?
I wish I knew but only you can answer
If you don't care, why let me hope and pray so?
Don't lead me on, if I'm a fool, just say so
Should I keep dreamin' on or just forget you?
What can I do? I wish I knew
What can I do? I wish I knew
What will I do? I must have you
Say you love me too
I wish I knew, you place no one above me
Did I mistake this for a real romance?
I wish I knew but only you can answer
If you don't care, why let me hope and pray so?
Don't lead me on, if I'm a fool just say so
Should I keep dreamin' on or just forget you?
What shall I do? I wish I knew
Did I mistake this for a real romance?
I wish I knew but only you can answer
If you don't care, why let me hope and pray so?
Don't lead me on, if I'm a fool, just say so
Should I keep dreamin' on or just forget you?
What can I do? I wish I knew
What can I do? I wish I knew
What will I do? I must have you
Say you love me too
I Wish I Knew
Karrin Allyson's 'I Wish I Knew' stands as a poignant centerpiece on her 2002 album *Ballads*, embodying the soulful, blues-infused pop style that defined her career. The track captures the universal ache of unrequited love and longing, delivered with Allyson's signature warm, emotive vocal tone that bridges the gap between traditional R&B and contemporary pop. Recorded during a pivotal era for her discography, the song reflects her ability to craft intimate narratives that resonate deeply with listeners. Its inclusion on *Ballads* highlights her focus on storytelling through music, offering a timeless exploration of emotional vulnerability that remains a staple in her catalog of work.
