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Walk of Shame
Flying Blind Lyrics

All eyes on me
Catastrophe
I don't believe astrology
What I choose
I pay my dues
That's all okay
My egos bruised

hear the sounds
Falling from their mouths

Falling from their mouth
And I know
There's no one left to blame
Its me who that went insane
Can't put out the flame
Along the walk of shame

last night I spent
Throwing out my scent
That really wasn't
What I meant
Eyebrows I raised
In a drunken haze
And I'm the only one who pays

ohhh no!
Everybody knows!
Everybody knows!!

and I see
There's no one left to blame
Its me who that went insane
Can't put out the flame
Along the walk of shame

hear the sounds
Falling from their mouths
Falling from their mouth
And I know
There's no one left to blame
Its me who that went insane
Can't put out the flame
He's the only who came
Along the walk of shame

Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Written by: LAURA JAYNE GREEN, SAMUEL DAVID CALVER, TIM LAWS

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The Modesto, CA, five-piece Flying Blind had been honing its snarling rock & roll style since the tail end of the ’90s, carving a name for themselves in and around their hometown. Composed of Scott Beck (drums), Keith Cole (guitar), Jeff Green (guitar), Andrew Franca ($bass), and Matt Brown (vocals), Flying Blind released their self-titled debut in 1997, but pressings quickly sold out due to local support at shows and push at area radio. A second effort, Push , was issued on Universal-Republic in early 2001. Read Full BioThe Modesto, CA, five-piece Flying Blind had been honing its snarling rock & roll style since the tail end of the ’90s, carving a name for themselves in and around their hometown. Composed of Scott Beck (drums), Keith Cole (guitar), Jeff Green (guitar), Andrew Franca ($bass), and Matt Brown (vocals), Flying Blind released their self-titled debut in 1997, but pressings quickly sold out due to local support at shows and push at area radio. A second effort, Push , was issued on Universal-Republic in early 2001. Smokescreen was used on the American Pie 2 Soundtrack.