Blamed
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Blamed
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She walked through the mountains of her pain
She walked away and I'm to blame
And she walks away from
Me she's tactically insane
And she uses the trains she want
She doesn't turn to look back once
I've gotta say that one hurts
She tamed me like noe before
She thought that she was evening the scores
And she uses the words she talks
To devastate me with
She spits them in my face
And she leaves without a melody
Or a message for her heir
She doesn't recognise the fair
I've gotta say ,
That one hurts
Well I took her to the camp on the hill and I changed her mind
I took her to the camp on the hill and I took whats mine
Well I took her to the camp on the hill and I changed her mind
I took her to the camp on the hill and I took whats mine
And she walks away from
Me shes tactically insane
And she uses the trains she want
She doesnt turn to look back once
I've gotta say that one hurts
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