"Your Fool" — the blues man accepting his own foolish role in the relationship.
Yes I'm changing my ways baby
I ain't gonna be like I used to be
My past is behind me baby
I ain't gonna be like I used to be
I used to give you all of my money woman
And I wouldn't save a dime for me
You used to treat me like a fool baby
Still I loved everything you done
I was just your fool, I was your fool baby
And I worshipped everything you did like a king
Yes if you ever, if you ever loved me woman
Yes I tell you baby you must have kept it hid
Yes you can go...out of your tears
And get that mistreated look off your face
Yes you know I feel what I feel baby
I tell you I just won't be no more
And then that you realise woman
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- A B.B. King recording. Being your fool — belonging to someone as the person who can't think clearly around them — is the blues at its most self-surrendering.