Who's To Blame
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Who's To Blame
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Just like in a dream
I'm trying to scream
But no-one can hear me when I call
I feel paralysed
Unable to cry
While watching the world around me fall
Heard it on the news today
What are we doing to our world
There's got to be a better way
And we've got to choose it
And while we destroy
Our children will grow
Not missing the things they'll never know
A crime against them
Against you and me
A crime against all humanity
Heard it on the news today
What are we doing to our world
There's got to be a better way
And we've got to choose it
Don't you know that a day will come
To everyone
When they'll ask us to explain
Are we going to say that we weren't to blame
Who else could there be
Just like in a dream
I'm trying to scream
I feel paralysed
Unable to cry
What are we doing
Heard it on the news today
What are we doing to our world
There's got to be a better way
Or we're gonna lose it
Who's to blame?
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Who performs "Who's To Blame"?
Kim Wilde performs "Who's To Blame", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Wilde catalog on LyroVerse.
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