Lyrics to
You Ain’t Foolin’ Me

This version of You Ain’T Foolin’ Me was released by The Marshall Tucker Band in 1974.

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Tried to keep me wonderin’
All the time
Didn’t think I knew, Lord
What you was up to
But everywhere you go
Met them friends of mine
And you know that they’ve been tellin’ me
Everything you do
You ain’t foolin’ me
I knew it all the time
You ain’foolin’ me
I’m not the only man on your mind, yeah

It make my bones shiver
When I think about lettin’ you go
So why don’t you tell the truth
Everbody seems to know
You ain’t foolin’ me
If there’s something let me know
I’m tired of all your games
There’s not much left for me to know

It make my bones shiver
When I think about lettin’ you go
So why don’t you tell the truth
Everbody seems to know
You ain’t foolin’ me
I knew it all the time
You ain’t foolin me
I’m not the only man on your mind
You ain’t foolin’ me
You ain’t foolin’ nobody but yourself
You ain’t foolin’ me
You ain’t foolin’nobody but yourself, momma

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