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Artist: November Ultra
Canonical path: /november-ultra/come-into-my-arms
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Come Into My Arms
Come Into My Arms lyrics by November Ultra. How, how can you catch the Sun? Can you breathe when you're on the run Slow down, my darling Every now and then...
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Come Into My Arms
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How, how can you catch the Sun?
Can you breathe when you're on the run
Slow down, my darling
Every now and then
Come and take my hand
For every little lie you tell so you can hide
Will grow inside your chest
Your heart will need to rest
So, come into my arms
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