Pell's song "Now You Know" is about a man who is deeply infatuated with a woman, despite knowing that she is in a relationship with someone else. The lyrics express the narrator's constant thoughts of the woman and his inability to get her off his mind. He sings about seeing her in various places and not being able to shake his feelings for her. The narrator also touches on his promiscuous lifestyle, traveling from city to city and having flings with different women, but ultimately feeling incomplete without the woman he has feelings for. The chorus repeats the theme of the narrator's constant thoughts of the woman, and how he can't seem to escape his infatuation with her. The song ends with the narrator expressing his hope that the woman will now understand the depth of his feelings for her, as he has written the song for her. Overall, "Now You Know" tells the story of unrequited love and the struggle of trying to move on from someone who continues to occupy the narrator's thoughts and heart. The song captures the complex emotions that come with longing for someone who is already in a relationship, and the internal battle of wanting to let go, but not being able to.
