Falling In Your Arms Again
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Falling In Your Arms Again
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Falling in Your arms again
It doesn’t matter where I am
I can always lean back
And find the arms that always calm me down
No trouble too much for You
No tangle you can’t undo
You always find a way
To stand me up again and send me on my way
I hear you say
Lean upon Me now
Lay your troubles down
My shoulders strong enough to hold you
Lean upon Me now
Lay your troubles down
My shoulders strong enough to hold you?To hold you
With heavy steps I come to You
I see Your smile and I am soothed
As I reach out again
You take hold of my hands
As tears fill up my eyes
As I hear You lullaby
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