The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster
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The Fool

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The Fool

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The Fool :

Come and touch me if you wanna burn

Full of heat, and I've got no choice

I've got a plan, waiting for my turn

I've got a tongue and I use my voice

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

I'm a fool, it's my choice to be

But I'm afraid of apart of me

How do you feel, when you go to fly, when you feel the fool

(another drink inside of me)

How do you live when you gonna die, feeling like a fool

(a..a..a..another part of me)

How do you breathe when you wont believe that your a fool

(cus i don't want this misery)

How do you feel when you feel a fool

I can not see, I can hardly walk

And in my head, I can hear you talk

I the night here I can smell you

I feel change when the moon is full

Save me cuz I've lost control

Save me cuz I've lost control

I give a hello as I leave through the door

I'm in trouble so please help me god

How do you feel, when you go to fly, when you feel the fool

(another drink inside of me)

How do you live when you gonna die, feeling like a fool

(a..a..a..another part of me)

How do you breathe when you wont believe that your a fool

(cus i don't want this misery)

How do you feel when you feel a fool

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Hearts are thumping as I come to you

Under the spell of a giddy fool

Let me give and take you off on a vacation

I can feel your body as I pull as he said

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

I've got a tongue and I use my voice

I'm on heat and I've got no choice

How do you feel, when you go to fly, when you feel the fool

(another drink inside of me)

How do you live when you gonna die, feeling like a fool

(a..a..a..another part of me)

How do you breathe when you wont believe that your a fool

(cus i don't want this misery)

How do you feel when you feel a fool

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

Help me I'm losing control

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