What You Don't Know - Barry Brown Meets The Scientist



     
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What You Don't Know Lyrics


What you don't know
Is that your scars are beautiful
What you don't know
Is your imperfections are what make me whole
What you don't know
Is how I spiral down
Cause I can't speak whenever you're around
And it's not like me to hide behind a wall
And it's not like me to fear the fall
What you don't know
Is that I lay awake
Wishing you were here tonight
What you don't know
That I loved you long before we were alive
Cause how would you know, how could you know
So now I'm gonna tell you everything
What you don't know
I have studied the way you walk

What you don't know
Is I've already kissed you in the shadows of my heart
What you don't know
Is that you're poetry
If you turn around there's someone you won't see
And it's not like me to hide behind a wall
What you don't know
is that I lay awake
Wishing you were here tonight
What you don't know
Is that I loved you long before we were alive
Cause how would you know, how could you know
So now I'm gonna tell you everything
What you don't know
What you don't know
What you don't know
Is when the moon and the sun collide
The morning comes
there's time I won't be afraid to try
What you don't know
is that I lay awake
Wishing you were here tonight
What you don't know
Is that I loved you long before we were alive
Cause how would you know, how could you know
So now I'm gonna tell you everything
What you don't know

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Barry Brown (c.1962, Jamaica - May 28, 2004) was a Jamaican reggae singer, initially coming to prominence in the 1970's with his work with Bunny Lee, but remaining popular throughout his career. He died in a recording studio.

Barry Brown was one of a number of singers to find success in the 1970's under producer Bunny Lee. Although his first release, 'Girl You're Always On My Mind', had little impact, his vocal style soon found popularity, with his first hit coming with 1979's 'Step It Up Youthman', which led to an album of the same name on Third World records. One of the most successful artists of the early dancehall era, Brown worked with some of Jamaica's top producers of the time, including Linval Thompson, Winston "Niney The Observer" Holness, Sugar Minott and Coxsone Dodd, as well as releasing self-produced material. After releasing eleven albums between 1979 and 1984, Brown's releases became more sporadic, although his work continued to feature prominently on sound systems such as those of Jah Shaka.

In the 1990's, Brown's health deteriorated, suffering with asthma and substance abuse problems, and he died in May 2004 in Sone Waves Recording Studio in Kingston, Jamaica, after falling and hitting his head. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Barry Brown Meets The Scientist