Held Her In My Arms
from no bad blood by Pedals on our Pirate Ships
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This is a cover song, originally written and recorded by the Violent Femmes, and released as "I Held Her In My Arms" on their 1986 album, "The Blind Leading the Naked."
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from no bad blood,
released December 10, 2011
Original song conceived and recorded by the Violent Femmes, 1986.
Saxophone by David Hood, Richmond, VA.
Original song conceived and recorded by the Violent Femmes, 1986.
Saxophone by David Hood, Richmond, VA.
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