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Artist: Charley Pride
Canonical path: /charley-pride/whose-arms-are-you-in-tonight
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Whose Arms Are You In Tonight
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Whose Arms Are You In Tonight
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Whose arms are you in tonight darling is it someone I know
Whose arms are holding you tight so baby don't ever go
If arms were just harbors then you seen the world from one to another you sail
Yes you tried to hide it but have you feel low it's almost like reading your mail
Whose arms are you in tonight...
No baby don't ever go
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