This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I've been standin here, for oh so long
Tryin to figure out girl, where we went wrong
Standin here, on the edge of time
Waitin for you, baby
I might change your mind, but
Maybe I'm a fool, still lovin you
Oh, and maybe I'm wrong, for still hangin on
'Cause you and me took the love so far
Had a beautiful thing that somehow went wrong
A whole lotta laughs have turned into tears
Turn your head around, we've been through some years, and
Maybe I'm a fool, and maybe you're right
But I'll never really change, and I don't want to fight
You say, No, no, no, no
You keep sayin No, not now
I say, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You keep no, no, no, no
But I can't let you go now baby
You got mad, I got mad, don't we really care...
Well now, maybe I'm a fool
Still lovin you
Oh, and maybe I'm wrong
'Cause I'm still hangin on, and
Maybe I'm a fool
And maybe you're right
But I'll never really change, and I don't want to fight
Maybe maybe, baby baby I'm a fool
Maybe maybe maybe I should stop lovin you
Huh, maybe I'm a fool, still lovin you
Oh, maybe I'm wrong, for still hangin on, I say
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Woah-oh
I want to say again
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Woah-oh
Tryin to figure out girl, where we went wrong
Standin here, on the edge of time
Waitin for you, baby
I might change your mind, but
Maybe I'm a fool, still lovin you
Oh, and maybe I'm wrong, for still hangin on
'Cause you and me took the love so far
Had a beautiful thing that somehow went wrong
A whole lotta laughs have turned into tears
Turn your head around, we've been through some years, and
Maybe I'm a fool, and maybe you're right
But I'll never really change, and I don't want to fight
You say, No, no, no, no
You keep sayin No, not now
I say, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You keep no, no, no, no
But I can't let you go now baby
You got mad, I got mad, don't we really care...
Well now, maybe I'm a fool
Still lovin you
Oh, and maybe I'm wrong
'Cause I'm still hangin on, and
Maybe I'm a fool
And maybe you're right
But I'll never really change, and I don't want to fight
Maybe maybe, baby baby I'm a fool
Maybe maybe maybe I should stop lovin you
Huh, maybe I'm a fool, still lovin you
Oh, maybe I'm wrong, for still hangin on, I say
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Woah-oh
I want to say again
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Woah-oh
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Maybe I'm a Fool Lyrics as written by Lee Garrett Eddie Money
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