Nobody Knows Me
Lyrics
I've had so many lives
              Since I was a child
              And I realised 
              How many times I've died
              
              I'm not that kind of guy
              Sometimes I feel shy
              I think I can fly
              Closer to the sky
              
              No one's telling you how to live your life
              But it's a setup until you're fed up
              This world is not so kind
              People trap your mind
              It's so hard to find
              Someone to admire
              
              I sleep much better at night
              I feel closer to the light
              Now I'm gonna try
              To improve my life
              
              No one's telling you how to live your life
              But it's a setup until you're fed up
              It's no good when you're misunderstood
              But why should I care
              What the world thinks of me
              Won't let a stranger
              Give me a social disease
              Nobody, nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Like you know me
              Nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Like you know me
              
              No one's telling me how to live my life
              But it's a setup, and I'm just fed up
              It's no good when you're misunderstood
              But why should I care
              What the world thinks of me
              Won't let a stranger
              Give me a social disease
              
              I don't want no lies
              I don't watch TV
              I don't waste my time
              Won't read a magazine
              I don't want no lies
              I don't watch TV
              I don't waste my time
              Won't read a magazine
              
              I sleep much better at night
              I feel closer to the light
              Now I'm gonna try
              To improve my life
              
              Nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me
              Like you know me
              Nobody knows me (It's no fun but the damage is done)
              Nobody knows me
              Nobody knows me (Don't want your social disease)
              Like, like you know me
              Like you know me
              Like you know me
              Like you know me (Don't want your social disease)
              Like you know me
              
              Nobody knows me (I don't want no lies)
              Nobody knows me (I don't watch TV)
              Nobody knows me (I don't waste my time)
              Like you know me (Won't read a magazine)
              
              Nobody knows me (I don't want no lies)
              Nobody knows me (I don't watch TV)
              Nobody knows me (I don't waste my time)
              Like you know me (Won't read a magazine)
              (Don't want your social disease) 
				
Credits
Written by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzaï
                  Produced by Madonna and Mirwais Ahmadzaï
                Programming by Mirwais Ahmadzaï
Album
Song
Nobody Knows Me is the experimental dance track on the album. Even without a single release, it was obvious that it would get many remixes. It was mixed by Above & Beyond, Mount Sims and Peter Rauhofer. Three of them featured as a bonus on the Nothing Fails maxi-single and one on the EP Remixed & Revisited. The Nobody Knows Me remixes stormed up the Hot Dance / Club Play chart, peaking at #4.
Tour
  Nobody Knows Me followed after the Re-Invention Tour opener Vogue, in a dance version that excelled the album version. Alone on stage, Madonna  danced while walking on a conveyor belt. One moment she was hanging down an uplifted stage towards the crowd, the other she was laying  down on the conveyor belt, fighting the stream, trying "to improve my life". The catchy choreography was  in a  way  reminiscent of the Impressive  Instant performance on the Drowned  World Tour.
Nobody Knows Me followed after the Re-Invention Tour opener Vogue, in a dance version that excelled the album version. Alone on stage, Madonna  danced while walking on a conveyor belt. One moment she was hanging down an uplifted stage towards the crowd, the other she was laying  down on the conveyor belt, fighting the stream, trying "to improve my life". The catchy choreography was  in a  way  reminiscent of the Impressive  Instant performance on the Drowned  World Tour.
 This song made a comeback for the political interlude on the MDNA Tour. The video features Madonna's face, interspersed with facial parts of political figures and newspaper cuts. It touches issues such as religious extremism, racism, homophobia and other bigotry. The part where Madonna's face is replaced by the face of Marine Le Pen, leader of the French fascist party, marked with a swastika on her forehead, led to a lawsuit by Le Pen. Therefore, the swastika wasn't shown during the second French show in Nice. On stage, the slackliners dressed as prisoners and guards re-enact the concept of physical and psychological freedom. The final part of the video shows the faces of teenagers who committed suicide as a consequence of all the bullying and bigotry. That way, the song's theme is no longer about Madonna and her fame, but in fact about those teens and their secret lives.
This song made a comeback for the political interlude on the MDNA Tour. The video features Madonna's face, interspersed with facial parts of political figures and newspaper cuts. It touches issues such as religious extremism, racism, homophobia and other bigotry. The part where Madonna's face is replaced by the face of Marine Le Pen, leader of the French fascist party, marked with a swastika on her forehead, led to a lawsuit by Le Pen. Therefore, the swastika wasn't shown during the second French show in Nice. On stage, the slackliners dressed as prisoners and guards re-enact the concept of physical and psychological freedom. The final part of the video shows the faces of teenagers who committed suicide as a consequence of all the bullying and bigotry. That way, the song's theme is no longer about Madonna and her fame, but in fact about those teens and their secret lives.




