Just Who Is To Blame
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Just Who Is To Blame
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You heard that she has been seeing me
You said all the women are the same
But maybe you had better stop and think now
Just who is to blame
She needs your love you give her misery
All her love for you has been in vain
She needs to feel love and wanted oh yeah now
Just who is to blame
Can you blame her for being lonely
When you are the one who leaves her all alone
There’s two sides to every story
Don’t blame her now you may be wrong
In her heart she’s still thinking love you
But love for you is still the same
She doesn’t love me she needs your love now
Just who is to blame
So just who is to blame
Just who is to blame
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Jerry Lee Lewis performs "Just Who Is To Blame", and this lyric page sits inside the Jerry Lee Lewis catalog on LyroVerse.
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