All You Will Never Know
Avril Lavigne · Avril B-Sides [2000]
You're on the fence
You give me reasons I never seem to understand
They don't make sense
"Maybe" ain't enough for my heart
"We'll see", ain't off to a great start
Baby, I want you to be mine
You better hurry cause if I change my mind
CHORUS
You will never know (know)
What it means, to love me (love me)
And you will never know (know)
What these two lips taste like to kiss (like to kiss)
You can just suppose what my body feels like to hold
Hope you can deal with all you will never know
I wanna know you, what's hiding behind this wall
Who you really are
I wanna meet you on the other side of this charade
Wherever the cards may fall
I'm ready to give you my heart
Yeah, I'm willing to show up for my part
Baby, I want you to be mine
You better hurry cause if I change my mind
CHORUS
You will never know (know)
What it means, to love me (love me)
And you will never know (know)
What these two lips taste like to kiss (like to kiss)
You can just suppose what my body feels like to hold
Hope you can deal with all you will never know
About me what I see what I believe in
How I breathe when I will ...
CHORUS
You will never know (know)
What it means, to love me (love me)
Oh and you will never know (know)
What these two lips taste like to kiss (like to kiss)
You can just suppose to
What my body feels like to hold
Hope you can deal with
All you will never know
All You Will Never Know
All You Will Never Know serves as an early indicator of Avril Lavigne's signature pop-punk sound, emerging from her initial recording sessions around the turn of the millennium. This track captures the raw, emotive energy that would soon define her debut era, blending acoustic sensitivity with the driving rhythms characteristic of the genre. As part of her developing discography, the song reflects the introspective themes and melodic hooks that established her as a defining voice in early 2000s rock. The recording stands as a testament to her songwriting evolution, showcasing a blend of vulnerability and attitude that resonated with audiences before her mainstream breakthrough. It remains a significant piece of her early catalogue, illustrating the artistic direction that would lead to her subsequent commercial success and lasting influence on the genre.