I guess
He had the type of smile That you could get mesmerised by And I guess I did. And he used that against me. But I had the type of heart That believed all the lies And I guess he knew.
In "I guess," the speaker looks back on a relationship with someone whose smile was so captivating it pulled her in. The phrase "I guess I did" sounds almost like a shrug, as if she's still working out how it happened. What follows is the sting: he used that charm against her.
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