The Kind Of Fool Love Makes

Wynonna Judd · Other Side [1997]

Anyone can read the sign

Or the writing on the wall

It's all right there to see

Except someone like me

Who can't see the truth at all



It takes a special kind of fool

To stand out in the rain

Somewhere in between

Nothing left to lose

Nothing to be gained



[Chorus]



What kind of fool does it take

To go on loving alone

Like there's some answer in the ruins

Some silver lining to be found

An even bigger fool might think

That you would care if my heart breaks

Before the time that I admit

I'm just the kind of fool love makes



A wiser one would see

Nothing's gonna change

There's a time for giving up

A time for letting go

To learn from our mistake

But I keep holding onto hope

In spite of everything I know



What kind of fool does it take

To go on loving alone

Like there's some answer in this ruin

Some silver lining to be found

It takes a bigger fool to think

That the dawn will never break

On this day that I admit

I'm just the kind of fool love makes



On this day that I admit

I'm just the kind of fool love makes

The Kind Of Fool Love Makes

Wynonna Judd delivers a heartfelt ballad on the 1997 album Other Side, exploring the complexities of romantic devotion and the sacrifices love demands. Recorded during her peak country-pop era, the track showcases her signature vocal warmth and emotional depth, characteristic of her work with producer David Foster. The song reflects themes common in her discography from the late 90s, where she often balanced traditional country storytelling with polished pop sensibilities. It stands as a testament to her ability to convey vulnerability and strength simultaneously, resonating with listeners who have experienced the bittersweet nature of deep commitment.