Blame Your Eyes
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Blame Your Eyes
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Open your fucking eyes
Have the courage to see
Don't pretend to be blind
Don't be that cowardly
Again you cover your sight
Cause you don't want to see
Later you'll blame your eyes
Weakling - go and flee
Why do you look away
Every fucking day
Cause every-one does this way
Follow them to your graves
Eyes can't see, no
They never will cause you turn them blind
Keep your halo
Later you will blame your eyes
Pay for your ignorance
Pay for that you pretend
Pay - you're not innocent
Pay for indifference
Pull you out of
Responsibility
By blaming your eyes
Those eyes that did not see
Broken halo
When you turn your eye blind
You should have known
That you can't blame your eyes
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Diemantic performs "Blame Your Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Diemantic catalog on LyroVerse.
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