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Eddy Arnold – Somebody Like Me

Was a number one country song spending four weeks at the top spot and a total of eighteen weeks on the chart.

Eddy Arnold – Somebody Like Me, is a 1966 single by Eddy Arnold. «Somebody Like Me» was a number one country song spending four weeks at the top spot and a total of eighteen weeks on the chart.
Eddy Arnold - Somebody Like Me
Cover Single Eddy Arnold RCA 1966
Eddy Arnold – Somebody Like Me
From the album Somebody Like Me
B-side «Taking Chances»
Released September 1966
Genre Country
Label RCA Victor
Songwriter(s) Wayne Carson
Producer(s) Chet Atkins

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Eddy Arnold – Somebody Like Me Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Your baby loves you now
So don’t make her blue now
You’d better start bein’ true now
I’m telling you why
[Chorus]
Because if you break her heart
Somebody’s gonna come along
And he’ll steal her away from you
Somebody like me
[Verse 2]
Let me tell you, friend
I’m not buttin’ in
But I think it’s such a sin
If you don’t treat her right
[Chorus]
Because if you break her heart
Somebody’s gonna come along
And he’ll steal her away from you
Somebody like me
[Verse 3]
She wants to be held tight now
Each and every night now
You’d better treat her right now
I’m telling you why
[Chorus]
Because if you break her heart
Somebody’s gonna come along
And he’ll steal her away from you
Somebody like me
[Verse 4]
I hope you listen to now
Each word that I’ve told you now
These things you’d better do now
Or you won’t have her long
[Chorus]
Because if you break her heart
Somebody’s gonna come along
And he’ll steal her away from you
Somebody like me
[Outro]
Will steal her away
Somebody like me

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