Take My Arms Away
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Take My Arms Away
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There's nothing left to do here
The lights have all gone out
It's funny seeing you here
So used to life without
If there's anything that you ever need
You know that I am here
Cut myself until I start to bleed
And I won't shed a tear
Take my arms away
So I can't feel that you're not there
And take my voice away
So I can't scream
It seems whatever we do
We've been through this before
I tell you that I need you
As you walk out the door
And I'll probably be OK for a while
In here where I belong
Maybe I can even fake a smile
To keep me going on
But take my arms away
So I can't feel that you're not there
And take my voice away
So I can't scream
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Speechwriters LLC performs "Take My Arms Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Speechwriters LLC catalog on LyroVerse.
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