(Verse 1)
It’s not that I don’t want to fall,
It’s just the fall I fear the most.
The higher I climb inside your love,
The deeper I drown in getting close.

You smile and all my walls give in,
Your laughter pulls me from within.
And every time you say my name,
You rewrite the rules, you change the game.

(Chorus)
I blame you… for the way you move,
For that fire in your eyes, that pulls me through.
I blame you… for that perfect grace,
For the way your touch feels like a sacred place.
I was fine behind these walls I knew—
But now I love too much…
And baby, I blame you.

(Verse 2)
I trace your skin and it feels like skies,
Like summer winds and lullabies.
You don’t even try, but still you break,
Every bit of guard I tried to fake.

You walk like music in the street,
Every step knocks me off my feet.
Your beauty doesn’t even ask for more—
Still, it opens every hidden door.

(Chorus)
I blame you… for the way you breathe,
For the way my soul won’t let you leave.
I blame you… for being too real,
For showing me a love I thought I’d never feel.
And if someday I lose what feels this true—
It’ll hurt like hell…
But still, I’ll blame you.

(Bridge)
Blame you for teaching me to hope,
For holding tight when I couldn’t cope.
You made it easy, you made it true,
So if I fall too far... I’ll fall for you.

(Final Chorus)
I blame you… for this love I crave,
For the part of me I couldn't save.
I blame you… for this heart you own,
For making me feel I'm not alone.
No one’s ever lit this view—
So if I love too deep…
Baby, I blame you.