Only Myself To Blame
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Only Myself To Blame
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I've walked way past midnight,
I've driven for days,
I've tried to forget in so many ways.
I've held other arms,
But they don't feel the same,
And I've only myself to blame.
From city to city,
I still see your face,
It follows me round all over the place.
I shouldn't look back,
But I do just the same,
And I've only myself to blame.
I knew it was love,
But when you are young,
You think love will come again and again.
There's no greater fool in the fool's Hall of Fame,
And I've only myself to blame.
I knew it was love,
But when you are young,
You think love will come again and again.
There is no greater fool in the fool's Hall of Fame,
And I've only myself...
Only myself...
Only myself to blame...
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