I'd Still Play The Fool
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I'd Still Play The Fool
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Though you told me lies and left when i cried
Took my trusting heart and tore it apart
I'd run back to you if you'd just say when
If i had it to do all over again.
Though you gave your charms to so many arms
Loved me for a day then threw me away
I'd still play the fool to the winter end
If i had it to do all over again.
It's the old old story of the moth and a flame
Though you've burned me darling i want you just the same
I'd still play the fool to the winter end
If i had it to do all over again.
I'd still play the fool to the winter end
If i had it to do all over again.
I'd still play the fool, i'd still play the fool...
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Conway Twitty performs "I'd Still Play The Fool", and this lyric page sits inside the Conway Twitty catalog on LyroVerse.
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