SO YOU WIN AGAIN

Hot Chocolate

SO YOU WIN AGAIN - 02/07/1977 
3 weeks at #1 - 11 weeks on chart 

Just to admit one mistake 
That can be hard to take 
I know we've made them fall 
But only fools come back for more 
Being the fool I am 
I figured in all your plans, darling 
Your perfumed letters didn't say 
That you'd be leaving any day 

So you win again, you win again 
Here I stand again, the loser 
And just for fun you took my love and run 
But love had just begun 
I can't refuse her 
But now I know that I'm the fool 
Who won your love to lose it all 
When you come back, you win again 

And I'm not proud to say 
I let love slip away 
Now I'm the one who's crying 
I'm a fool there's no denying 
When will my heartache end 
Will my whole life depend on fading memories 
You took the game this time with ease 

So you win again, you win again 
Here I stand again, the loser 
And just for fun you took my love and run 
But love had just begun 
I can't refuse her 
But now I know that I'm the fool 
Who won your love to lose it all 
When you come back, you win again 

When will my heartache end 
Will my whole life depend on fading memories 
You took the game this time with ease 

So you win again, you win again 
Here I stand again, the loser 
And just for fun you took my love and run 
But love had just begun 
I can't refuse her 
But now I know that I'm the fool 
Who won your love to lose it all 
When you come back, you win again
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