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Take Me In Your Arms
Words & Music (as Torna A Surriento) by by Ernesto de Curtis & Giambattista de Curtis, 1902
English lyrics adapted by Joe Lilley
Recorded by Dean Martin, 1962
Am A9 Am
Once up - on a lovely time,
Dm D9 Dm Am
Ma - ny million dreams ago,
F Dm7 Bm7-5 Am
Once there was a man in love, Dear,
Dm D9 Dm Dm7 E7 Dm7 A
Ma - ny mil - lion dreams a - go.
A F#m E7 D
Once he thought he had a sweetheart,
E Bm7-5 Cdim A6
Then he broke the golden rule:
A F#m E7-9 Bm
Never take your love for granted --
E Cdim E A
Wise men often play the fool.
A F#m E7 D
Now he'd like to say "I'm sorry" --
C#7 C#7/G# Fdim(III) F
Can't you see with - in his heart
Dm Dm6 Dm7 Dm6 Dm Dm7 Am
With - out you there's no to - mor - row?
Dm F E7 A
Why should true love have to part?
A A9 AM7 F#m D E7
Take me in your arms,
E7sus4 E7 E D9 A
I prom - ise to be true;
Dm F Dm7 Am A9 Am
Nev - er a - gain I'll stray
A9 E7 Fdim A
A - way from you.
*Requested by recent visitor Ron Deming.
The lyric and guitar chord transcriptions on this site are the work of The Guitarguy and are intended for private study, research, or educational purposes only. Individual transcriptions are inspired by and and based upon the recorded versions cited, but are not necessarily exact replications of those recorded versions.
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