Bobby Stephenson - They Call Me A Fool / The Key That Fits Her Door album flac

Intro: C F C C F C G C I can't seem to lose a key that fits her door C G C It's late, and all the barrooms are closing. F G C I start walking down the street, towards my car. F C And temptation overtakes me when my conscience says go home Dm D G I head that way but never get that far Chorus C G F C Up ahead, if I turn right, the road to take me home. Dm G But passion whispers make a left and see her just once more. F C F At an address, I keep hidden, cause our moments are forbidden. C F C G C But I can't seem to lose a key that fits her door

They Call Me A Written-By – B. Fool Stephenson. B. The Key That Fits Her Door Written-By – Dallas Frazier. Label Category Country Year. They Call Me A Single, Promo). 7", King Records 45-6212. Related Music albums to They Call Me A Fool, The Key That. Fits Her Door by Bobby Stephenson.

Taken for a Fool Lyrics. Sister, it feels like just yesterday Sister, don't you forget my number On this door You've got something and it's so good to see Something wonderful that I could not be Everybody hanging on for their lives But you can't help them cause you don't have the time. I know everyone goes any damn place they like I hope this goes over well on the toxic radio, yeah. You get taken all the time for a fool I don't know why You're so gullible but I don't mind Oh, that's not the problem And I don't. You get taken all the time for a fool I don't know why I don't know why. More on Genius. About Taken for a Fool. Taken For a Fool was the second single off The Strokes' fourth album Angles.

I'm a Fool to Want You" is a 1951 song composed by Frank Sinatra, Jack Wolf, and Joel Herron. Frank Sinatra co-wrote the lyrics and released the song as a Columbia Records single. The ballad is considered a pop and jazz standard. This album was Sinatra’s first stereo recording. The song was released as a Columbia Records 10" 78 B side single in 1951 backed with "Mama Will Bark" (with Dagmar) as Matrix CO-45185-1. The single reached on the Billboard pop singles chart in a seven-week chart run beginning in June and on Cashbox the same month in a 5-week chart run. "Mama Will Bark" reached The song was re-released in 1954 as an A side Columbia single with "If I Forget You" as the B side. Call Me Irresponsible". Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas".

Then call me a fool, call me a fool. Call it what you want a confession Love me like you're out of control I spent every last cent of my savings Anything to get you back home. All the fights we should have never fought All the times we thought we called it off All the nights we lost Nobody's fault, nobody's fault. All the pain we caused we're better off They can't hold us down we're strong enough If it's foolish love that we're both guilty of. Then call me a fool, call me the fool Then call me a fool, call me the fool