Fool In Love
Tina Turner · Collected Recordings Sixties To Nineties [1994]
Won't somebody please
Please tell me what's wrong
CHORUS:
You're just a fool you know you're in love
(What you say?)
You got to face it to live in this world
(Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey)
You take the good along with the bad
Sometimes you're happy and sometimes you're sad
You know you love him you can't understand
Why he treat ya like he do when he's such a good man
He's got me smiling when I should be ashamed
Got me laughing when my heart is in pain
Oh no, I must be a fool
Cause I do anything he wants me to
CHORUS
Without my man I don't wanna live
You think I'm lying but I'm telling you like it is
He's got my nose open and that's no lie
And I, I'm gonna keep him satisfied
CHORUS
A wave of action speaks louder than words
Truest thing that I ever heard
I trust my man and all that he do
And I, and I do anything he wants me to
CHORUS to fade
Fool In Love
Fool In Love stands as a defining track from Tina Turner's early solo career, capturing the raw energy that would later define her global stardom. Released in 1966, the recording showcases Turner's powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence, blending rhythm and blues with a driving rock beat. The song highlights her ability to transform a standard pop composition into an electrifying performance, emphasizing her distinctive vocal style and emotional intensity. As part of her extensive discography, it remains a testament to her enduring influence on rock and soul music. The track exemplifies the bold artistic choices that established her as a solo force, separate from her earlier work with Ike Turner, and continues to resonate with audiences through its timeless energy and vocal prowess.