Lock Your Doors
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Lock Your Doors
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don't go walking alone, don't go out at night
won't you just stay home, lock your doors tight
oh, when I was young, we were not afraid to run and play
didn't need mother and we had our time to celebrate
don't go walking alone, don't go out at night
won't you just stay home, lock your doors tight
now that I've grown older I've become aware
a little scared, too many widows, popping up everywhere
don't go walking alone, don't go out at night
won't you just stay home, lock your doors tight
I hide from the world that surrounds me
I'm blind to the ways of reality
I just want the world how it should be
I don't go walking alone, don't go out at night
won't you just stay home, lock your doors tight
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Acoustic Junction performs "Lock Your Doors", and this lyric page sits inside the Acoustic Junction catalog on LyroVerse.
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