The song "Blame" by Jebediah is about a person who is reflecting on a toxic relationship that they were once a part of. The narrator stumbles upon the person they blame for the hardships they endured. As they stroll down the road, they see this person and acknowledge that the pain and suffering they experienced was all because of them. The lyrics express frustration and anger towards this individual, as well as the feeling of being taken advantage of ("shit that I took everyday"). The narrator is certain that the person they blame is at fault, emphasizing their conviction by repeating the line "And I know that you're to blame." The repetition suggests a sense of resentment and certainty in their belief. The song also mentions the narrator's long-term struggle to come to terms with the situation, implying that they have been denying the truth for a while. Despite their inner battle, they are finally confident that their feelings are justified, stating "But I know that I'm not wrong." The lyrics further express the narrator's anger by vowing to take out their frustration not just on the person to blame but also on their girlfriends, for being blind to the truth. The song ends reiterating the line "And I know that you're to blame" multiple times, emphasizing that the blame will always lie with this person. The phrase "It'll never be the same" suggests that the relationship has forever changed and cannot be repaired. Overall, "Blame" portrays a person who has confronted their feelings of resentment and blame towards someone who had a significant negative impact on their life.
