A Fool for Ya |
LyricsA FOOL FOR YA 126There's no fool like an old fool so the saying goes How many times can I pick myself up dust off my clothes To hear you say I'm sorry's wearing thin I suppose But I'm a Fool for Ya When the telephone rings I pretend I'm not home... radio louder ... put on earphones... but your voice is so filling and I'm just skin and bones just a fool for ya I can't count the fires I've sat in front of alone Staring at the flames yellow, orange, and gold The hands on the clock just give me more proof when you're feeling like this time doesn't move I could say I'll never LOVE again but why lie to myself too Plain to see that with what I have, I'll have to make do I don't laugh as much as I'd like but what can I do I'm a fool for ya |
| Short Song Description: Loneliness associated with being helpless and hopeless in a relationship |
| Long Song Description: There is nothing more disheartening than to feel helpless to another's essence. A Fool for Ya is a state in which many people have found themselves and are quite helpless. There is regret, and no resolve except to deal with it. |
| Story Behind the Song: I wrote this from personal experiences. It seemed to just flow in one breath. Not every tune is so forthcoming. It felt good to release it. |
| Lyric Credits: Robert Wuagneux |
| Music Credits: Robert Wuagneux |
| Producer Credits: Robert Wuagneux |
| Publisher Credits: Robert Wuagneux |
| Performance Credits: Robert Wuagneux |
| Label Credits: Independent |
| Song Length: 2:45 |
| Primary Genre: Pop-Easy Listening |
| Secondary Genre: Pop-Easy Listening |
| Tempo / Feel: Medium (111 - 130) |
| Lead Vocal: Male Vocal |
| Subject Matter 1: Attracted, Crush |
| Subject Matter 2: Loneliness |
| Mood 1: Moving |
| Language: English |
| Era: 2000 and later |