A - D - A - EA D I am at ease in the arms of a woman.A Although now,E Most of my days are spent alone.F#m A thousand miles,E From the place I was born.D But when she wakes me,E A She takes me back home.A Now, most days,D I spend like a child.A E Who's afraid of ghosts in my mind.F#m E I know, there ain't nothin' out there.D E A I'm still afraid to turn on the lights.A D I am at ease in the arms of a woman.A Although now,E Most of my days are spent alone.F#m A thousand miles,E From the place I was born.D But when she wakes me,E A She takes me back home. [Solo]E AE AF#m A thousand miles,E From the place I was born.D But when she wakes me,E A She takes me back homeA D I am at ease in the arms of a woman.A Although now,E Most of my days are spent alone.F#m A thousand miles,E From the place I was born.D But when she wakes me,E She takes meD Ya, when she wakes me,E She takes meD Ya, when she wakes me, E F#m (hold) She takes me back home.D When she wakes me,E D A She takes me back home
Arms Of a Woman
Amos Lee
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