Chuck Wright - Love I Won't Be Your Fool Anymore album mp3

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Love I Won't Be Your Fool Anymore.

I Need Your Love So Bad. 3:35. 4. Tonight's the Night (It's Gonna Be Alright). 5. Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone. 6. If I Don't Get Involved. I Just Won't Be Your Fool Anymore. 9. The Truth Will Set You Free. 10. Get Your Money Where You Spend Your Time.

I DON’T LOVE YOU ANYMORE is seemingly about Tyler no longer being in love with this person and finally getting over him, but it’s actually Tyler just pretending and lying to himself, because he was hurt. He does this a few times on the album; The track PUPPET ends with the lines: But at some point, you come to your senses. The following track on the album (WHAT’S GOOD) ends with: I don’t know what’s harder, letting go or just being okay with it. This shows us that even though he seemingly came to his senses and is now okay, he was just pretending and still can’t let go of this person.

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