In "Blame" by Fuel, the war inside rages as good and bad collide, leaving a desperate search for courage and self-definition. The mirror reveals a painful truth: it is easier to blind yourself with your own light and point fingers at those who think differently than to face your own reflection. Yet the repeated warning cuts through the noise, insisting that terrorizing the other side changes nothing because everyone shares the same flaws. When the silence finally falls, the blame belongs to all.
Blame Lyrics by Fuel
Stare into the distance
I rearrange my mind
(To define myself again)
War inside is raging
The good and bad collide
(Seize the righteous for courage)
So lost
(You can’t erase it
You can’t escape it
There’s nowhere left to hide)
Terrorized by the other side when you know we’re all the same
Silence all until the curtain call then you know we’re all to blame (Yeah)
Looking in the mirror
Do you ignore the signs
(Blind yourself with your own light)
Then just point the finger
At those not of like mind
(It’s not your fault you’re the purest)
So lost
(You can’t erase it
You can’t escape it
There’s no one left to fight)
Terrorized by the other side when you know we’re all the same
Silence all until the curtain call then you know we’re all to blame (Yeah)
Terrorized by the other side when you know we’re all the same
Silence all until the curtain call then you know we’re all to blame (Yeah)
