Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eddy Arnold
Canonical path: /eddy-arnold/my-arms-are-a-house
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My Arms Are A House
Read My Arms Are A House lyrics by Eddy Arnold on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Arms Are A House
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My arms are a house I want you to live there
Come into my house for you have the key
My heart is the door that's waiting wide open
To welcome the love who shares it with me
We'll furnished with kisses and plans that come true
Our eyes will be windows for love to look through
We'll make it secure with love and devotion
My arms are a house for no one but you
[ strings ]
We'll furnished with kisses...
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