Take Me In Your Arms
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Take Me In Your Arms
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Take me in your arms
And hold me
Like I've been holding you
In my heart
Take me in your arms
And tell me
That you've missed me
Since we've been apart
You just don't know
How heartsick
And lonesome I've been
Or how much I've prayed
That you'll come back again
And take me in your arms
And hold me
Like I've been holding you
In my heart
(You just don't know how heartsick)
(And lonesome I've been)
Or how much I've prayed
That you'll come back again
And take me in your arms
And hold me
Like I've been holding you
In my heart
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Willie Nelson performs "Take Me In Your Arms", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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