chris rea sang fool if you think it over.
chris rea sang fool if you think it over.
who sang fool if you think it over?
chris rea
bullet::::- "the fool" (warpaint album), 2010









































bullet::::- "fools" (the reason album), 2010









































bullet::::- "fools" (ep), by lauren aquilina, 2012









































section::::arts, entertainment and media.:songs.









































bullet::::- "fool" (elvis presley song), 1973









































bullet::::- "fool (if you think it's over)", a song by chris rea, 1978









































bullet::::- "fool" by blur, from the 1991 album "leisure"









































bullet::::- "fool" by cat power, from the 2003 album "you are free"









































bullet::::- "fool" by dragon, from the 1984 album "body and the beat"









































bullet::::- fool (mansun song), from the 2000 album "little kix"









































bullet::::- "fool" by the rasmus, from the 2006 album "peep"
fool
no more blue horizons (fool, fool, fool)









































"no more blue horizons (fool, fool, fool)" is a song by china crisis, released as their third single in 1982. it is included on the band's debut album "difficult shapes & passive rhythms, some people think it's fun to entertain" and on the compilation album "collection: the very best of china crisis".









































section::::track listing.









































bullet::::- uk 7" single









































bullet::::2. "no more blue horizons (fool, fool, fool)" – 3.45









































bullet::::3. "no ordinary lover" – 3.03









































bullet::::- uk 12" single









































bullet::::2. "no more blue horizons (fool, fool, fool)" – 5.02
no more blue horizons (fool, fool, fool)