Lyrics to
Let Me Take You In My Arms Again

This version of Let Me Take You In My Arms Again was released by Neil Diamond in 1977.

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You’d be better off, I know
With another kind of man
All I got is what I feel
And what I feel is what I am

So let me take you in my arms again
Let me take you in my arms, and then
Let me see behind your smile
Let me love you like a child
Let me take you in my arms

I’m like a train that’s rolling on a track
Like a train that’s got no turnin’ back
Let me keep you from the storm
Let me make you safe and warm
Let me take you in my arms

You’d be better off, I know
With another kind of man
All I got is what I feel
And what I feel is what I am

Let me take you in my arms again
Won’t be easy, but I’ll learn to bend
Like a ship without a sail
On a sea without a trail
Let me take you in my arms

You’d be better off, I know
With another kind of man
All I got is what I feel
And what I feel is what I am

Let me take you in my arms again
Won’t be easy, but I’ll learn to bend
Like a ship without a sail
On a sea without a trail
Let me take you in my arms

Let me take you in my arms again
Let me take you in my arms, and then
Let me see behind your smile
Let me love you like a child
Let me take you in my arms

Let me take you in my arms again
Let me take you in my arms, and then
Let me see behind your smile
Let me love you like a child
Let me take you in my arms

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The lyrics to Let Me Take You In My Arms Again are just the words, phrases, verses and chorus that Neil Diamond used when the song was created in 1977. The lyrics to Let Me Take You In My Arms Again have both easy-to-spot meanings and hidden metaphors that have been discussed by the music press and fans, but only Neil Diamond and any collaborators know all of the inspirations for the song.

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