Lovin’ Arms Etta James

"Lovin' Arms" by Etta James is a soulful ballad released in 1970. The song explores themes of love, longing, and the comfort of a partner's embrace. Its emotional depth is enhanced by James' powerful vocals and rich instrumentation. The track highlights the genre's blend of blues and soul, showcasing James' cultural impact as an iconic artist. #Soul

If you could see me now
The one who said that she'd rather roam
The one that said she'd rather be alone
If you could only see me now

If I could hold you now
Just for a moment I could really make you mine
Just for awhile turn back the hands of time
If I could only hold you now

I've been too long in the wind too long in the rain
Take any comfort that I can
Looking back and hoping for a freedom from my chains
And Lie in your loving arms again

If you could hear me now
Singing somewhere through the lonely night
Dreaming of the arms that held me tight
If you could only hear me now

I've been too long in the wind too long in the rain
Take any comfort that I can
Looking back and hoping for a freedom of my chains
And Lie in your loving arms again

I can almost feel your loving arms again
I can almost feel your loving arms again

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