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James Blunt - Without your arms around me, without you...

Without your arms around me, without you on my skin
Without you on my body, I'm sorry, I'm sorry
I don't mean to be desperate or pretend that I'm not torn
But I don't want to let go of the things that keep me warm
Without you, I'm just cold. (James Blunt)

Without your arms around me, without you on my skin Without you on my body, I'm sorry, I'm sorry I don't mean to be desperate or pretend that I'm not torn But I don't want to let go of the things that keep me warm Without you, I'm just cold.

James Blunt

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