Lovin' Arms
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Lovin' Arms
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If you could see me now the one who said that he'd rather roam
The one who said he'd rather be alone if you could only see me now
If I could hold you now just for a moment if I could really make you mine
Just for a while turn back the hands of time if I could only hold you now
I've been too long in the wind too long in the rain
Taking any comforts that I can
Looking back and longin' for the freedom of my chains
Laying in your lovin' arms again
[ ac.guitar ]
If you could hear me now singing somewhere in the lonely night
Dreaming of the arms that held me tight if you could only see me now
I've been too long in the wind...
If you could see me now
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