“Don’t Make It My Fault” by Zoe Vera

“Don’t Make It My Fault” is a gut wrenching yet beautiful song about a relationship that went horribly wrong. Through humor, honesty, and a simple awareness of deep emotion, she tells this story in a way that’s easy to resonate with. 

Zoe Vera sings about all the makings of feeling completely rejected from a past love. She should be commended for her rawness within her lyrical journey. 

It brings so many special moments for her listeners and leaves plenty of room for the audience to insert their own story into the emotion. Beautifully done. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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