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Bee Gees ~ I Don't Know Why I Bother With Myself


I'm a fool , I've taken no advice And I'm so cruel , I'm talkin' to you nice But then again you may not take me back Oh just to put my hat back on your rack Guess I don't know why I bother with myself You will find a part of me in someone else I never argued with the fact that she is mine I only hurt her and kissed her three times out of nine You have the edge to talk to men and make them feel at home You spent that every lasting cent on someone that's not your own Bear with me there's bound to be a chance To heal the wound and start back our romance I gained a heart and part of it is yours Oh just to see my love walk through these doors Oh and my life's bound out ahead , I can not look And if you read me , then I am just a book You don't care if rain falls in my room You won't be there if trouble fills my spoon I'm just a clown that plays around with misery in my way Forgetting all the rules of love ....(fade) more free lyrics

I'm a fool , I've taken no advice
And I'm so cruel , I'm talkin' to you nice
But then again you may not take me back
Oh just to put my hat back on your rack
Guess I don't know why I bother with myself
You will find a part of me in someone else
I never argued with the fact that she is mine
I only hurt her and kissed her three times out of nine
You have the edge to talk to men and make them feel at home
You spent that every lasting cent on someone that's not your own
Bear with me there's bound to be a chance
To heal the wound and start back our romance
I gained a heart and part of it is yours
Oh just to see my love walk through these doors
Oh and my life's bound out ahead , I can not look
And if you read me , then I am just a book
You don't care if rain falls in my room
You won't be there if trouble fills my spoon
I'm just a clown that plays around with misery in my way
Forgetting all the rules of love ....(fade)

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