There should be rules
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There should be rules
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There should be rules
Protecting fools
Who fall in love
The way I fell
When I met you
That certain day
I should have known
Your heart of stone
Would play at love.
Then in a while
You'd sort of smile
And go your way.
There should be rules
Protecting fools
Who fall in love
But of those rules
Would never work for fools
I should have known
Your heart of stone
Would play at love.
Then in a while
You'd sort of smile
And go your way.
There should be rules
Protecting fools
Who fall in love
One of those rules
Would never work for fools
Like me
My heart will yearn
For your return.
Come back my love.
For I'm the fool
Your love will rule
Eternally.
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