Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone
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Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone
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If you want my sympathy
Just open your heart to me
You'll get whatever you'll ever need
You think that's too high for you
Oh baby, I'd die for you
when there's nothing left
you'll know here I'll be
[chorus]
Lay back in the arms of someone
Give in to the charms of someone
Lay back in the arms of someone you love
Lay back in the arms of someone
When you feel you're a part of someone
Lay back in the arms of someone you love
So baby just call on me
when you want all of me
I'll be your lover
I'll be your friend
You think that's too high for you
Well baby I'd die for you
when there's nothing left
you'll know here I'll be
[repeat chorus]
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