Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool Connie Francis

"Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool" by Connie Francis is a pop ballad released in 1960. The song explores themes of heartbreak and the universal experience of unrequited love, emphasizing that everyone faces similar emotional struggles. Its poignant melody and Francis's heartfelt vocals resonate deeply. The song became a major hit, solidifying her status in the music industry. #Pop

[Verse 1]
The tears I cried for you could fill an ocean
But you don't care how many tears I cry
And though you only lead me on and hurt me
I couldn't bring myself to say goodbye

[Chorus]
'Cause everybody's somebody's fool
Everybody's somebody's plaything
And there are no exceptions to the rule
Yes, everybody's somebody's fool

[Verse 2]
I told myself it's best that I forget you
Though I'm a fool, at least I know the score
Yet darlin', I'd be twice as blue without you
It hurts, but I come running back for more

[Chorus]
'Cause everybody's somebody's fool
Everybody's somebody's plaything
And there are no exceptions to the rule
Yes, everybody's somebody's fool

[Verse 3]
Someday you'll find someone you really care for
And if her love should prove to be untrue
You'll know how much this heart of mine is breakin'
You'll cry for her the way I've cried for you

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