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Pop Music's "Fools"

With April Fools Day upon us, I thought it would be fun to count down the best pop "fools" in music. These are songs that you know and love, all of which contain the word "fool" in some variation in their titles.

Everyone from the Doobie Brothers to Styx, and from Ike & Tina Turner to Rufus & Chaka Khan are represented on this list. There's a "Fool on the Hill," a "Fool in the Rain" and even a "Ship of Fools" here.

So even if you consider yourself to be "Nobody's Fool," you must remember this, "Everybody's Somebody's Fool." And you may think you "Won't Get Fooled Again," but at some point in our lives "Everybody Plays the Fool."

So whether you're "Kissing A Fool" tonight, or just playing "Foolish Games," deep down you know you still "Don't Want to Be a Fool."

So don't be "Foolish," read on and have fun reminiscing about these "fools" in pop music.

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25. "Maybe I'm A Fool" - Eddie Money

Eddie Money had a top-40 hit with this song in early 1979. That's somewhere on his timeline between the classics "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Take Me Home Tonight."

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2 thoughts on “Pop Music’s “Fools””
    1. I agree. I play the air drums to that every time I hear it. Pure drumming perfection. I’m planning to do a Best Drumming performance post one of these days.

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