The lyric "thought i knew it all" is featured in 2 different songs in our database, showcasing its versatility in music.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
thought i knew it all
Singer: mighty mighty bosstones, the
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somebody bring me back to the beginning a place as nice as any place to start that's where i must have misplaced my opinion i wasn't sure where i was headed i was following my heart in the beginning i'm recalling thinking i thought i knew it all and i think i thought i knew a lot now i know i knew so little. so bring me back to where and when i was convinced i could go up against whatever came along bring me back and i'll bring back what i've learned since lately i'm convinced in the beginning i was wrong in the beginning i'm recalling thinking i thought i knew it all and i think i thought i knew a lot now i know i knew so little as time progressed
i've reassessed i know that now i know at best it isn't all or nothing it's somewhere i know in the middle. i know more - i know now then i knew then i know i know
start
somebody bring me back to the beginning a place as nice as any place to start that's where i must have misplaced my opinion i wasn't sure where i was headed i was following my heart in the beginning i'm recalling thinking i thought i knew it all and i think i thought i knew a lot now i know i knew so little. so bring me back to where and when i was convinced i could go up against whatever came along bring me back and i'll bring back what i've learned since lately i'm convinced in the beginning i was wrong in the beginning i'm recalling thinking i thought i knew it all and i think i thought i knew a lot now i know i knew so little as time progressed
i've reassessed i know that now i know at best it isn't all or nothing it's somewhere i know in the middle. i know more - i know now then i knew then i know i know
Singer: tim mcgraw
how the years would go flying by
thought i knew it all
but i was wrong
how the years would go flying by
thought i knew it all
but i was wrong