When was the song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” released by Crowded House?

The song Throw Your Arms Around Me was released in 2010, on the album “The Very Very Best of Crowded House”.

Who composed the song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” by Crowded House?

The song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” by Crowded House was composed by Douglas Falconer, Geoffrey Crosby, Jack Howard, John Archer, Mark Seymour, Michael Waters, Robert Miles.

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Throw Your Arms Around Me

Throw Your Arms Around Me

Douglas Falconer, Geoffrey Crosby, Jack Howard, John Archer, Mark Seymour, Michael Waters, Robert Miles

I will come for you at nighttime
I will raise you from your sleep
I will kiss you in four places
As I go running along your street

I will squeeze the life out of you
You will make me laugh and make me cry
And we will never forget it
You will make me call your name

And I'll shout it to the blue summer sky
And we may never meet again
So shed your skin and let's get started
And you will throw your arms around me
Yeah, you will throw your arms around me

I dreamed of you at nighttime
And I watched you in your sleep
I met you in high places
I touched your head and touched your feet

So if you disappear out of view
You know I will nеver say goodbye
And though I try to forget it
You will makе me call your name

And I'll shout it to the blue summer sky
And we may never meet again
So shed your skin and let's get started
And you will throw your arms around me
Yeah, you will throw your arms around me

Oh yeah
Oh yeah
You will throw your arms around me
Yeah, you will throw your arms around me

Trivia about the song Throw Your Arms Around Me by Crowded House

When was the song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” released by Crowded House?: The song Throw Your Arms Around Me was released in 2010, on the album “The Very Very Best of Crowded House”.
Who composed the song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” by Crowded House?: The song “Throw Your Arms Around Me” by Crowded House was composed by Douglas Falconer, Geoffrey Crosby, Jack Howard, John Archer, Mark Seymour, Michael Waters, Robert Miles.