Any Old Arms Won't Do

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Any Old Arms Won't Do
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Compilation album by
Willie Nelson
ReleasedOctober 6, 1992
Genre Country
Label Sound Solutions
Willie Nelson chronology
Born for Trouble
(1990)		Any Old Arms Won't Do
(1992)		 The IRS Tapes: Who'll Buy My Memories?
(1992)

Any Old Arms Won't Do is a compilation studio album by country singer Willie Nelson.

Track listing

  1. "I Let My Mind Wander"
  2. "December Days"
  3. "I Can't Find the Time"
  4. "I Don't Sleep a Wink"
  5. "You Wouldn't Cross the Street to Say Goodbye"
  6. "Suffering in Silence"
  7. "I Feel Sorry for Him"
  8. "You'll Always Have Someone"
  9. "I Just Don't Understand"
  10. "Shelter of My Arms"
  11. "Any Old Arms Won't Do" (Hank Cochran, Willie Nelson)
  12. "Slow Down Old World"
  13. "Healing Hands of Time"
  14. "And So Will You My Love"
  15. "Things to Remember"
  16. "One Step Beyond"
  17. "Undo the Wrong"
  18. "Home Is Where You're Happy"
  19. "Why Are You Picking on Me?"
  20. "Blame It on the Time"


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