April's Fool
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April's Fool
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Are you alone---can you talk to an old friend
Right or wrong---I had to hear your voice again
Unwritten law, protocol
Says to leave the past alone
I just wanted you to know
Sometimes driving home at night
I let your memory take control
And you're sitting by my side
I turn up the radio
And cruise down old route 59
And girl it's solid gold, well, I'll let you go
I just wanted you to know
Through the vine---I heard your life has turned out well
As for mine---you know it's really had to tell
'Cause now and then what might have been interfaces with what might be
Please don't cry, I'll say goodbye
And I wont call you anymore
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Who performs "April's Fool"?
Mark Chesnutt performs "April's Fool", and this lyric page sits inside the Mark Chesnutt catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "April's Fool"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Day In The Life Of A Fool and A Hard Secret To Keep with a short reason for opening each page next.
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