No One Left To Blame
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No One Left To Blame
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Looking out the window, its midday
Like the one I finally made you go away
Thirty days, give or take
Well I was sure you would break
I finally took that picture off the wall
Into every crack a little rain will fall
Give it time, so they say
But where do I place the blame
For it all
(chorus)
cos its true
You release yourself, its all on someone else
Yeah its true
And its all the same when you got no one left to blame
I believed you every time you said
That this world could only turn inside your head
As if you never cried
As if we never died, this death
(chorus)
(bridge)
cos if Id ever thought about it
I know Id find a way to doubt it for you
I know that Im responsible for
The little lies I let you tell for two
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David Mead performs "No One Left To Blame", and this lyric page sits inside the David Mead catalog on LyroVerse.
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