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Crashes on her floor
Cuts what she can't untie
Ties it to a door
And if mercy was a cattle call
She didn't hear
She didn't want to play the role of the fool again
Won't be fooled again
And I think she'd take me back
She tears down my front door just to... see my photograph
What's she trying to do to me?
Put my sticker on her car
Bought a CD
If mercy was a cattle call
She didn't hear
She didn't want to play the role of the fool again
Won't be fooled again
And I think she'd take me back
She tears down my front door just to... hear my phonograph
"I ain't too proud to beg sweet darlin
Don't you leave my baby don't you go
I ain't too proud to beg sweet darlin
Don't you leave me"
You're scaling over me
Every time I wash it off, I find you underneath
And if mercy was a cattle call
She didn't hear...
She didn't want to play the role of the fool again
Won't be fooled again...

This song means that on the outside, he is indifferent to her psychosomatic cries for help. Underneath his cold exterior, as the phonograph says, he enjoys the attention and doesn't want her to leave. Over all she is trying to get the courage to go as trying to convince him that they should be together has been physcially as well as emotionally, hurting her.

AWESSSSSSSSSSSOME Freaking song...I'm kinda surprised that nobody's commented on it, I mean, it's only like, freakin, 8 years old!!!!

Its a great older song.. too bad the people only know cumbersom.. heh.. i think this song is about a girl thats all over him driving him crazy.

i think its a bout a girl thats crazy about a guy. what a suprise! anyway, seven mary three kicks so much *** its not even funny. that drummer rules!

love it, old school
they broke up, get on with it, get over it. he burned her, she wants to burn him before it's all said and done.

this whole cd kicked ass

AkashaFaeAngel's interpretation seems pretty logical.

mixed signals from a girl with no mercy to the guys feelings what so ever, what else is new?

I like the Temptations homage with the phonograph record.