
My Fault
by Hugo Helmig
on Juvenile (2019)
[Verse 1]
You showed me that there's always something left to lose
You told me that there's always other girls when it comes to you
If there's a problem with me that I don't even see then I'm ready to fix it
'Cause in that photograph you smile way more than you used to do
[Pre-Chorus]
Now, there's only memories
Two bags in the [?]
You left in your mother's [?]
That you gave to me
[Chorus]
Oh, promises I never keep and the lack of attention
When you should have had all of it
It's my fault
All the love you gave to me, you know I wasn't worth it
You should have kept all of it
It's my fault
[Verse 2]
You showed me that some things just ain't meant to be, at the bottom of a bottle
I hoped mistakes wouldn't follow me
What if I were to say that you tried everything? Maybe I could have fixed it
Now, your friends tell me that you smile way more than you did with me
[Pre-Chorus]
Now, there's only memories
Two bags in the [?]
You left in your mother's [?]
That you gave to me
[Chorus]
Oh, promises I never keep and the lack of attention
When you should have had all of it
It's my fault
All the love you gave to me, you know I wasn't worth it
You should have kept all of it
It's my fault
[Bridge]
(It's my fault) I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
(It's my fault) I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
[Chorus]
Promises I never keep and the lack of attention
When you should have had all of it
It's my fault
All the love you gave to me, you know I wasn't worth it
You should have kept all of it
It's my fault
[Outro]
I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
(It's my fault) I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
I hope you're gonna find yourself
When you know where you belong
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