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Blame

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Luke Berry Canonical path: /luke-berry/blame Related lyric paths: 6
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Blame

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When the night is getting older

And you don't get the sleep you need

If the wind keeps blowing colder

There's no one else for you to be

Shout out babe, call my name

And I'll still be the same

Shout out babe, call my name

I'll take the blame

I heard this story once about you

I'd like to know if it is true

Did you really want me closer?

And do you know I dream of you?

And if your man ever lets you down

I'd turn around

And if your man ever lets you down

I'll make you my queen

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Luke Berry performs "Blame", and this lyric page sits inside the Luke Berry catalog on LyroVerse.

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