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Intro: C G Am F C G You're standing there, that look in your eye Am F You're looking for good ways to tell my good-bye Am G Something 'bout people, how they never know F C They're loving somebody, then lettin' them go Em F You're looking for reasons but there ain't no need (pause) C You can blame it on me F C Blame it on me, I was the one G C I had no right to turn it all wrong Am G I held you too close, I couldn't let go F C Can't loose your cool these days I know Em F I'll go on home and you can feel free C To blame it on me C G I am too rough, I work too hard Am F I got no cool friends, I drive an old car C G I'm not the picture of any man's dream Am F Handful of bluebonnets, boots and old jeans Em F I was a fool to think it could be C So blame it on me F C Blame it on me, I was the one G C Acting like real life was some old love song Am G I held you too close, couldn't let go F C Can't loose your cool these days I know Em F Thinkin' forever, ever could be C So blame it on me Am G When you start looking for ways out of love F C Then I've been making mistakes by the dozen F G So if you want to leave C You can blame it on me Am G I held you too close, couldn't let go F C Can't loose your cool these days I know Em F So I'll go on home and you can feel free C G To blame it on me ( G ) Am F Blame it on me ( F ) C (end on C ) Blame it on me
Written by Bruce Robison
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