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Blame The Vain

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Blame The Vain - Dwight Yoakam
[Intro]
                      Am                          G
E|--------------------0------|--------------------3-----|
B|--------------------1------|--------------------0-----|
G|--------------------2------|--------------------0-----|
D|--------------------2------|--------------------0-----|
A|-------2-2--3-3--0---------|--0-0--3-3--2-2-----2-----|
E|--3-3----------------------|--------------------3-----|
                      Am                          G
E|--------------------0------|--------------------3-----|
B|--------------------1------|--------------------0-----|
G|--------------------2------|--------------------0-----|
D|--------------------2------|--------------------0-----|
A|-------2-2--3-3--0---------|--0-0--3-3--2-2-----2-----|
E|--3-3----------------------|--------------------3-----|
            G
I blame the vain for what we wear
                Am                  G
And I blame the blind when we can't see
I blame it all on someone else
                    Am    C                 G   Am  G
Till there's nobody left, then I just blame me
            G
I blame her mind for the thoughts we share
                Am                      G
And I blame her heart for every time we cared
I blame it all on how we used to be
                   Am    C                    G
Till she's finally gone, then I'll just blame me
                D                       G
So go ahead and blame anything that you want
                         D
Cause it all ends up the same
          C                                  D
When everything that you've been claiming is wrong
[Instrumental]
G Am C G
                           D                     G
Oh and don't you know that blame is always never enough
                       D
It just keeps you in a game
            C                         D
Till you've only got yourself left to bluff
               G
So I blame the vain for what we wear
                         Am                  G
Yeah, and I'll blame the blind when we can't see
I'll blame it all on someone else
                    Am    C                    G
Till there's nobody left, then I'll just blame me
                   Am    C                    G   Am G Am G
Till she's finally gone, then I'll just blame me

Blame The Vain chords and lyrics

Free chords for Blame The Vain by Dwight Yoakam. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Blame The Vain - Dwight Yoakam
I blame it all on someone else
I blame it all on how we used to be
[Instrumental]
G Am C G
I'll blame it all on someone else

Blame The Vain Chords by Dwight Yoakam

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The chords for "Blame The Vain" show the original chord names (including Am, G, E, B, D, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.