I'd Just Be Fool Enough (to Fall)
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I'd Just Be Fool Enough (to Fall)
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Oh please don't be so careless with your glances
Don't look at me that way and breathe a sigh
And please don't get too close and let me love you
Cause I'd just be fool enough to try
It's not that I don't think I'm worthy of you but mem'ries from the past I still recall
Don't let me hold you in my arms and kiss you cause I'd just be fool enough to fall
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Don't let me tell you how I've dreamed about you
And longed to have a love that I could share
And please don't let your eyes be so revealing cause I'd just be fool enough to care
It's not that I don't think...
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