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Just Out of Reach
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Just Out of Reach
recorded by Patsy Cline
written by Virgil F. Stewart
G
Love that runs away from me
D7
Dreams that just won't let me be
Blues that keep on botherin' me
G
Chains that just won't set me free
C
Too far away from you and all your charms
D7 G
Just out of reach of my two open arms
Each night in dreams I see your face
D7
Memories time cannot erase
Then I awake and find you gone
G
I'm so blue and all alone
C
So far away from lips so sweet and warm
D7 G
Just out of reach of my two open arms
That lonesome feelin' all the time
D7
Knowing you cannot be mine
Dreams that hurt me in my sleep
G
vows that we could never keep
C
Too far away from lips so sweet and warm
D7 G
Just out of reach of my two open arms
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