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Blame

from Stages [Album] by Zane

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[LYRICS]

Blame
Words and music by Zane


Standing in the shadows
Keeping all the doors closed
Guarding my heart with my soul

Watching how the wind blows
Seeing how the road goes
Wondering if you know

That I think of you every day
Writing and erasing all the words I wanna say

Can you blame me?

As I see your face glow
And before the bridge grows
You should know I suppose

Taking off my clothes
Feeling so exposed
Standing naked in the front row

Cause I think of you every day
Writing and erasing all the words I wanna say

Can you blame me?
Can you blame me?
Can you blame me?
Can you blame me?

Still I think of you every day
Writing and arranging all the words I have to say

Can you blame me?
Can you blame me?

Can you blame me?
(for standing in the shadows)

Can you blame me?
(for keeping all the doors closed)

Can you blame me?
(for watching how the wind blows)

Can you blame me?
(for seeing how the road goes)

Can you blame me?
Can you blame me?

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from Stages [Album], released January 1, 2009
Written and performed by Zane
Backup vocals: Albert Chambers and Zane
Acoustic & electric guitars: Eric Willis
Bass: Albert Chambers
Piano & B3 Organ: Mike Litresits
Produced, recorded, arranged and mixed by Albert Chambers at Sweet Albi Productions.
Mastered by Renee Marc-Aurele at SNB Reference Mastering.

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