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[ti:What A Fool Believes] |
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[ar:The Doobie Brothers] |
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[al:] |
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He came from somewhere |
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back in her long ago |
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The sentimental fool don't see |
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Tryin' hard to recreate |
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What had yet to be created once in her life |
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She musters a smile for his nostalgic tale |
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Never coming near what he wanted to say |
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Only to realize |
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It never really was |
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She had a place in his life |
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He never made her think twice |
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As he rises to her apology |
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Anybody else would surely know |
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He's watching her go |
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But what a fool believes ... he sees |
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No wise man has the power to reason away |
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What seems ... to be |
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Is always better than nothing |
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And nothing at all keeps sending him ... |
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Somewhere back in her long ago |
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Where he can still believe |
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there's a place in her life |
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Someday, somewhere, she will return |
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She had a place in his life |
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He never made her think twice |
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As he rises to her apology |
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Anybody else would surely know |
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He's watching her go |
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But what a fool believes ... he sees |
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No wise man has the power to reason away |
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What seems ... to be |
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Is always better than nothing |
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There's nothing at all |
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What seems ... to be |
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Is always better than nothing |
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No wise man has the power to reason away |
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What seems ... to be |
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Is always better than nothing |