Arms
from Born To Live by Low and Honey
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lyrics
drivin to my baby’s house, another quarter mile
thinkin of her Andalusian smile
she gets me so wound up like a puppet on a string
yeah I think I’m onto something big
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me, so does she
out there is a world of trouble, I don’t even care
all is well ’cause baby’s over there
lyin on the sofa wearin nothin but a grin
yeah I think tonight we’re stayin in
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me, so does she, so does
she defies my comprehension
welcome to the fourth dimension
way beyond relativity
young and brutish, dumb and foolish, always in the right
then one day you wake and see the light
someone out there sent the answer to your little prayers
now you got your baby standin there
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me and now we’re gonna see
who cares if she’s crazy? I guess crazy’s what I need
I don’t need to find a reason to believe
thinkin of her Andalusian smile
she gets me so wound up like a puppet on a string
yeah I think I’m onto something big
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me, so does she
out there is a world of trouble, I don’t even care
all is well ’cause baby’s over there
lyin on the sofa wearin nothin but a grin
yeah I think tonight we’re stayin in
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me, so does she, so does
she defies my comprehension
welcome to the fourth dimension
way beyond relativity
young and brutish, dumb and foolish, always in the right
then one day you wake and see the light
someone out there sent the answer to your little prayers
now you got your baby standin there
arms around my baby, hers surroundin me
I think she could save me and now we’re gonna see
who cares if she’s crazy? I guess crazy’s what I need
I don’t need to find a reason to believe
credits
from Born To Live,
released August 1, 2013
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Austin Schumacher: Drums
Ben Rice: Bass, Backing Vocals
Brad Hamilton: Guitars, Vocals
Austin Schumacher: Drums
Ben Rice: Bass, Backing Vocals
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Low and Honey Brooklyn, New York
Low and Honey is the alias of Brooklyn-based musician Brad Hamilton.
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Aug 2013
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