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Sorry, blame it on me
I am going to talk about a song many of you have probably heard about. The song is called ‘Sorry, Blame it on me’ by Akon. It is basically a musical confession/apology, where Akon apologizes for things that he have don, in his past, present and the future. In the song, he sings as three people (a husband, teenager, and himself).
In the first part, he sings as the husband .He apologizes to his wife, for leaving her home alone most of the time, and for not knowing how much that hurt her, furthermore he apologizes for neglecting and disrespecting her and finally for not being there for their children.
In the second part he sings as a narcotic teenager how apologizes to his mother for doing drugs and not being there

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