Fools In Love

Inara George

Fools in love
Are there any other kinds of lovers
Fools in love
Is there any other kind of pain

Everything you do, everywhere you go now
Everything you touch, everything you feel
Everything you see, everything you know now
Everything you do, you do it for your baby love, your baby love, your baby love, your baby love

Fools in love
Are there any creatures more pathetic
Fools in love
Never knowing when they've lost again

Everything you do, everywhere you go now
Everything you touch, everything you feel
Everything you see, everything you know now
Everything you do, you do it for your baby love, your baby love, your baby love, your baby love

Fools in love they think they're heroes because they get to feel no pain
I say fools in love are zeros
I should know, I should know because this fool's in love again

Fools in love
Gently hold each other's hands forever
Fools in love
Gently tear each others limb from limb

Everything you do, everywhere you go now
Everything you touch, everything you feel
Everything you do, even rock alone now
Nothing mean a thing except you and your baby love, your baby love, your baby love, your baby love

Fools in love they think they're heroes
Because they get to feel no pain
I say fools in love are zeros,
I should know, I should know because this fool's in love again.


Lyrics submitted by technicolorgrrrl, edited by sightseek7

Fools in Love Lyrics as written by Joe Jackson

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    wow, i'm the first person to comment.

    i love this song, to me the lyrics are pretty direct, it's about how when you fall in love nothing else matters except for your love. you'll leave anything, do anything for your baby love.

    Naraon January 07, 2006   Link

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