Open Arms
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Open Arms
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Waking up it's half past ten
And I can't remember anything about the way we met
And if I ask you questions try to tag along
Because I need to be reminded of where it all went wrong
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'Cos I'm holding on to what I've got today
And maybe you'll forget to walk away
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But I thought I told you when
I can drink inside of hell
And I know there's not a single way to fight it
Could you blame me for the tears
When you've never felt the fear?
And your mind is closing in without a way through
And now and then I like to dance and sing along
But I see through all the emptiness
To fool myself no more
So I'll try to take you back with open arms
To hold me on the wagon when I fall
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[bridge]
Without you my crutch I'll surely disappear
And with a puff of smoke I'll go and you'll be clear
[bridge]
[chorus]
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