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UB40 ~ Look At Me


Blame it all on me, you did nothing wrong I was running free but it took so long VERSE 1 So long in fact that I Can't remember why I couldn't say goodbye If you ask yourself, did I think of you Oh so many times if you only knew Knew how you made me feel VERSE 2 In dreams your kiss i'd steal When nothing else was real Far away from home everythings so clear When you're all alone; no one else can hear VERSE 3 The loudest lonliness Therefore I must confess I'm full of emptiness Full up on nothing I can call my own I'll tell you something if only I had known VERSE 4 The end of every day No matter what you say Some how you always pay Look at me, don't give up yet What you see is what you get CHORUS Things ain't like they used to be I've been missing you and me. more free lyrics

Blame it all on me, you did nothing wrong
I was running free but it took so long

VERSE 1
So long in fact that I
Can't remember why
I couldn't say goodbye
If you ask yourself, did I think of you
Oh so many times if you only knew
Knew how you made me feel

VERSE 2
In dreams your kiss i'd steal
When nothing else was real
Far away from home everythings so clear
When you're all alone; no one else can hear

VERSE 3
The loudest lonliness
Therefore I must confess
I'm full of emptiness
Full up on nothing I can call my own
I'll tell you something if only I had known

VERSE 4
The end of every day
No matter what you say
Some how you always pay
Look at me, don't give up yet
What you see is what you get

CHORUS
Things ain't like they used to be
I've been missing you and me.

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