Father's Arms
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Father's Arms
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Son
You know you mean the world to me
I love you when you're good and naughty too
Love
For you is unconditional
I am the one who won't judge you... and
Let me hold you in my arms for a while
Let me now change all your tears to smile
Let me now shield you from the mean and the vile
Father's arms are there just to shelter his child
Boy
Your life is there in front of you
Don't be afraid of the lows and highs
You
Can come to me to wipe your tears
But don't let the world see you cry... and
Let me hold you in my arms for a while
Let me now change all your tears to smile
Let me now shield you from the mean and the vile
Father's arms are there just to shelter his child
You
Can come to me to wipe your tears
But don't let the world see you cry
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Ken Yokoyama performs "Father's Arms", and this lyric page sits inside the Ken Yokoyama catalog on LyroVerse.
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