Keep Your Hand On The Door
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Keep Your Hand On The Door
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His heart is divided
And his blood can't help but spill
The tale would make you cry, dear
That one drop could tell
Don't let him in, child
He'll only let you down
Don't let him in
Just you stay in your skin
Keep your hand on the door
And remember he's down
His fear could take him out of here
But he's lost
Oh, is he lost or one hard sell?
He's been in other houses
And their warmth
But they're no homes
A heart can tell
Don't let him in, child
He'll only let you down
Don't let him in
Just you stay in your skin
Keep your hand on the door
Don't let him in
Just you keep your light dim
If he's pounding the floor
Turn your head
And ignore that he's down
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Who performs "Keep Your Hand On The Door"?
David Condos performs "Keep Your Hand On The Door", and this lyric page sits inside the David Condos catalog on LyroVerse.
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