Daddy's Arms
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Daddy's Arms
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Daddy, can you leave the hall light on?
I can't fall asleep when I'm all alone.
'Cause if I close my eyes, I may have a bad dream.
If I cry in the night who will come for me?
Daddy's arms will rescue me.
Daddy, I don't think I can learn to swim.
I fear I'm gonna sink if I jump right in.
I don't have a vest or my floaties on.
But I see you in the deep with your open arms.
Daddy's arms will rescue me.
Yes, I wanna know how the big boys feel,
But I only wanna ride with my training wheels.
'Cause if I fall down I will scrape my knee.
Maybe if you run right along with me.
Daddy's arms will rescue me.
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Karl Kohlhase performs "Daddy's Arms", and this lyric page sits inside the Karl Kohlhase catalog on LyroVerse.
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