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[Intro]
G    Em    C       D
G    Em    C       D
[Verse 1]
GA simEmple     CmisunderDstanding
GCan lEmeave you CSo empty Dhanded
[Chorus]
GHow did I lose you Embaby?
CGotta find my Dway back to your GarmsEm  C  D  
[Verse 2]
GI retEmrace
CEvery step I Dtook to see your Gsweet Emface
CGive me that look that tells Dme
[Chorus]
Gyou'll always be my Embaby
CWon't you take me Dback into your GarmsC  G  G7  
[Bridge]
CJust because you've lost a love
GDoesn't mean it's G7gone for good
CPeople lose each other all the Emtime
With words misunderstood
CHearts can be misleading they don't
GLove you like they should
AmBut just remember the first time you
DHeld your hand in mine and said
[Verse 3]
GI need Emyou
CTo always Dlove me
GDon't you feel it Emtoo
CEvery time you hold Dme
[Chorus to Outro]
GI'll always be your Embaby
CWon't you take me Dback into your GarmsEm  
CGotta find my way Dback to your arGmsEm  
CWon't you help me Cback into your Garms

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In Your Arms

by Coyle Girelli

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

G Em C D

[Verse 1]

G Em C D

A simple misunderstanding

G Em C D

Can leave you So empty handed

[Chorus]

G Em

How did I lose you baby?

C D G Em C D

Gotta find my way back to your arms

[Verse 2]

G Em

I retrace

C D G Em

Every step I took to see your sweet face

C D

Give me that look that tells me

[Chorus]

G Em

you'll always be my baby

C D G C G G7

Won't you take me back into your arms

[Bridge]

Just because you've lost a love

G G7

Doesn't mean it's gone for good

C Em

People lose each other all the time

With words misunderstood

Hearts can be misleading they don't

Love you like they should

But just remember the first time you

Held your hand in mine and said

[Verse 3]

G Em

I need you

C D

To always love me

G Em

Don't you feel it too

C D

Every time you hold me

[Chorus to Outro]

G Em

I'll always be your baby

C D G Em

Won't you take me back into your arms

C D G Em

Gotta find my way back to your arms

C C G

Won't you help me back into your arms

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