Blame It On Me - Bruce Robison

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Bruce Robison       Blame It On Me   written by Bruce Robison

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Your standing there that look in your eyes
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Your looking for good ways to tell me good bye
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Something bout people how they never know
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They're loving somebody then lettin them go
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Your looking for reasons but there ain't no way
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You can blame it on me
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You can blame it on me I was the one
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I had no right to turn it all wrong
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I held you to close I couldn't let go
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You can't loose your cool these days I know Bm G Gm So I'll go on home and you can feel free D To blame it on me D Bm I am too rough I work to hard G D I've got no cool friends I drive an old car D Bm I'm not the picture of anyones dreams G D A handfull of blue bonnets and boots and old jeans Bm G Gm Your looking for reasons and there ain't no need D You can blame it on me G D You can blame it on me I was the one D A D Actin like real life was some old love song Bm A I held you to close I couldn't let go G D You can't loose your cool these days I know Bm G Gm So I'll go on home and you can feel free D To blame it on me Bm A You started looking for ways out of love G Gm And I've been makin mistakes by the dozen D So if you want to leave A D You can blame it on me SOLO Bm A I held you to close I couldn't let go G D You can't loose your cool these days I know Bm G Gm So I'll go on home and you can feel free D Bm G Gm D To blame it on me From Bruce Robison "Country Sunshine" Boars Nest Records 20001 Tiltawhirl Music Kenny Malone drums Dan Dugmore steel guitar/guitar Dennis Crouch bass Eamon McLaughlin fiddle Peter Wasner piano