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We've learned to play the game A charade to other eyes We hide from them our secrets The destruction and the lies
This illusion of a marriage Disappears when we're alone True feelings show their hatred As war rages through our home
(CH)
Blame.. serves no purpose On endless nights of fear Tempers flare between us As anger bleeds through tears When the battle's finally over The scars will still remain But blame..serves no purpose It can't erase the pain
(V)
Divorce became an option 'Till convenience changed our minds Ignoring broken promises We gave us countless tries
But harsh words breed as habits They're impossible to break Now we're back to the beginning In misery, we can't escape
(CH)
Blame.. serves no purpose On endless nights of fear Tempers flare between us As anger bleeds through tears When the battle's finally over The scars will still remain But blame..serves no purpose It can't erase the pain
(Bridge)
Our family has been torn apart We can't win back what's lost Blame won't undo the damage We've already paid the cost
(CH)
Blame.. serves no purpose On endless nights of fear Tempers flare between us As anger bleeds through tears When the battle's finally over The scars will still remain But blame..serves no purpose It can't erase the pain
(Tag)
Because blame, serves no purpose It will never erase the pain
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