Blame Cold (Ft. Fred Durst)

"Blame" by Cold featuring Fred Durst, released in 2003, is a #Rock song that explores themes of regret, emotional turmoil, and the struggle for accountability in relationships. The lyrics convey a sense of betrayal and the desire to confront one's feelings. Unique elements include a blend of heavy guitar riffs and introspective verses, showcasing Cold's signature sound. The collaboration with Durst adds a raw energy, enhancing its impact in the early 2000s rock scene.

I can't stand up from all this pain
And everyone loves a sickened game
And all these pills make my uncle rain
Sun has burned up and gone away

Well, every time we used to fuck (Blame me again)
Everyone (Blame me again)
Makes you sick (Blame me again)
You're a shame (Blame me again)

Trapped inside, hailed a common name
And everyone loves a sickened game
Always drunk when I feel betrayed
Sun has burned up, gone away

Well, every time we used to fuck (Blame me again)
Everyone (Blame me again)
Makes you sick (Blame me again)
You're a shame (Blame me again)

I said, can you come from this place?
I said Superman was not even here
Can you come from this love?
I said Superman, he was not human here

Can you come from this world?
I said Superman is not even here
Can you come from this love?
I said Superman, he's not human here

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