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Artist: Jack Jones
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A Day In The Life Of A Fool
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A Day In The Life Of A Fool
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A day in the life of a fool;
A sad and a long lonely day.
I walk down the avenue
And hope I`ll run into
The welcome sight of you
Coming my way.
I stop just across from your door;
But you`re never home anymore.
So back to my room
And there in the gloom
I cry tears of good-bye.
Til you come back to me,
That`s the way it will be,
Every day in the life of a fool.
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