If the only thing I know is that I know nothing, do I know something?

This question is still giving me a headache. Where do I even begin, how do I even start?
Okay got it! Lets define Nothing and Something

Nothing: Not a single thing.
Somethng: An Unspecified thing.
we have a ying and yang situation right here y’all. Ok let me try to deduce this to the best of my very own knowledge.

I think the answer to the above statement is YES!. Yes you do know something. But then some may say, ‘If nothing is not a thing, and that’s what i know, doesn’t that mean i don’t know a thing?
Logically yes. To some extent that statement is true, but let’s break the statement down (goodness! This is harder than I thought, BrainStrain)
Taking out Nothing and Something in isolation and trying to wrap your head around an answer won’t help the strain. Let look at the whole statement again.
Now if the only thing I know ……the only thing I know, the only thing I know, the only thing I know…..is that I know Nothing…

Per the statement above, even though what I know is Not a single thing (definition of nothing), it doesn’t change the fact that I know something (an Uncertain thing, not Nothing, but The Fact that I know nothing. That’s the uncertain thing I know. That Fact). Get it? I do acknowledge, I do understand that... I dont know a single thing. I am therefore aware, conscious of the fact that... I know nothing. So what I know is the fact of me not knowing anything.