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Artist: Seamus
Canonical path: /seamus/blame
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Blame
Blame lyrics by Seamus. Black thoughts going through your mind. You're afraid again. You're afraid again, disconnected. From your life, visions of dead...
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Blame
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Black thoughts going through your mind.
You're afraid again.
You're afraid again,
disconnected.
From your life,
visions of dead friends
in your head.
But can you see my heart in there?
You can't
Don't tell me what to do
Let me fall
Don't tell me what to say
You're ALWAYS wrong
Don't tell me to do
Don't tell me to say
You're ALWAYS wrong
Don't tell me about my own feelings
But can you see my heart in there?
You can't
How do I do to get into your heart?
Is there someone into your heart?
Your heart...
Can you see my heart in there?
You can't
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