I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
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I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
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m gonna knock on your door yeah ring on your bell tap on your window too
If you don't come out tonight when the moon is bright
I'm gonna knock'n ring'n tap until you do
I'm gonna knock on your door call out your name uh wake up the town you'll see
I'm gonna whoo-hoot and howl like a lovesick owl
Until you say you're gonna come out with me
Hey little girl this ain't no time to sleep let's count kisses staed of countin' sheep
How how can I hold you near with you up there and me down here
I'm gonna knock on your door...
[ steel - fiddle ] I'm gonna knock on your door...
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