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Practice: Nobody To Blame

Chris Stapleton

4:04

💡How to Practice

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Follow along with the synced lyrics below
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Lyrics with Timing

Sync Ready

0:08

She took down the photograph of our wedding day

0:14

Ripped it down the middle

0:16

Threw my half away

0:19

And I got nobody to blame but me

0:24

I got nobody to blame but me

0:30

She broke all my fishing rods

0:33

Put my guns in hock

0:36

Threw my clothes out in the yard

0:38

And changed out all the locks

0:41

And I got nobody to blame but me

0:46

I got nobody to blame but me

0:53

I know right where I went wrong

0:59

I know just what got her gone

1:04

Turned my life into this country song

1:08

And I got nobody to blame but me

1:14

I got nobody to blame but me

1:43

She fired up my old hot rod

1:46

Ran it in the pond

1:49

Put sugar in my John Deere

1:51

I can't even mow my lawn

1:53

And I got nobody to blame but me

1:59

I got nobody to blame but me

2:05

She built her a bonfire

2:08

With my old six string

2:11

Took all my good whiskey

2:13

Poured it down the drain

2:15

And I got nobody to blame but me

2:21

I got nobody to blame but me

2:28

I know right where I went wrong

2:33

I know just what got her gone

2:39

Turned my life into this country song

2:43

And I got nobody to blame but me

2:49

I got nobody to blame but me

2:55

Nobody to blame but me

3:00

I got nobody to blame but me

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Song Information

Artist: Chris Stapleton
Album: Traveller
Duration: 4:04
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement