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Victim Of The Game lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, this is a very good country song co-written and recorded by Garth
Brooks.
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Victim Of The Game Recorded by Garth Brooks Written by Mark D. Sanders and Garth Brooks
G Well it took a little time C But I guess you finally learned G D7 Em That promises get broken A7 D7 And bridges do get burned
G B7 You've been siftin' through the ashes C Just tryin' to find a flame D7 G Holding on to nothin' D7 G D7 You're a victim of the game
G You were standin' way too close C To see it fall apart G D7 Em There were things you couldn't hear A7 D7 Cause you were listenin' with your heart
G B7 You can't say I didn't warn you C Now there's no one else to blame D7 G There's no one quite as blind D7 G As a victim of the game
C F C And it don't matter who you are G F E7 Am It treats everyone the same C D7 All you need's a heart C D7 G D7 To be a victim of the game
G You know it's really gettin' to ya C When you take to tellin' lies G D7 Em You can try to fool your friends A7 D7 But you can't look 'em in the eye
G There ain't no standing tall B7 C In the shadow of the shame D7 G When everybody knows D7 G That you're a victim of the game
C F C And it don't matter who you are G F E7 Am It treats everyone the same C D7 All you need's a heart C D7 G D7 To be a victim of the game
B7 Oh Lord when I look into your eyes C I can really feel the flame D7 G Starrin' in the mirror D7 G At a victim of the game
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