Lay Down Your Arms
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Lay Down Your Arms
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Now see what you get
When you shoot so low
Once you see it's bad
You must say "No, No"
When you can not sleep
You must ask yourself what for
See what it is
You can ask no more
Lay down your arms
Lay down your arms
and I will open wide
Lay down your arms
Lay down your arms
and I will open wide
Love is not a sin
Give in, give in
Love is not a sin
Give in, give in
Love is not a sin
Give in, give in
Give in to Love
Lay down your arms
Lay down your arms
and I will open wide
Don't close your eyes
Don't close your eyes
and I can open wide
Lay down your arms
Lay down your arms
and I will open wide
Lay down your arms
Lay down your arms
and I will open wide
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Who performs "Lay Down Your Arms"?
Ringo Starr performs "Lay Down Your Arms", and this lyric page sits inside the Ringo Starr catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to P.S. I Love You and Oh My Lord with a short reason for opening each page next.
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