No One Needs To Know
Shania Twain · The Woman In Me
I think I've been hit by Cupid
But no one needs to know right now
I met a tall, dark and handsome man
And I've been busy makin' big plans
But no one needs to know right now
I got my heart set, my feet wet
And he don't even know it yet
But no one needs to know right now
I'll tell him someday some way somehow
But I'm gonna keep it a secret for now
I want bells to ring, a choir to sing
The white dress the guests the cake the car the whold darn thing
But no one needs to know right now
I'll tell him someday some way somehow
But I'm gonna keep it a secret for now
We'll have a little girl a little boy
A little Benji we call Leroy
But no one needs to know right now
And I'm not lonely anymore at night
And he don't know only only he can make it right
And I'm not lonely anymore at night
And he don't know only only he can make it right
I'm not dreamin' or stupid
But boy have I been hit by Cupid
But no one needs to know right now
No one needs to know right now...
No One Needs To Know
Released in 1997 on her debut solo album The Woman In Me, this track stands as a defining moment in Shania Twain's career, marking her successful transition from country to pop-country. The song features a distinctive acoustic guitar-driven arrangement that blends traditional country storytelling with polished pop production, establishing a sound that would characterize her subsequent work. As a lead single, it received widespread radio rotation and became a staple of her discography, reinforcing her status as a global pop icon. The recording exemplifies the era's shift toward female-led pop anthems, showcasing Twain's vocal versatility and songwriting prowess while maintaining the emotional resonance that made her music universally appealing.