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Artist: Liz Anderson
Canonical path: /liz-anderson/what-locks-the-door
Related lyric paths: 6
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What Locks The Door
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What Locks The Door
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What locks the door to the world you're living in what kind of key do I need to get in
I tried anything from solid gold to cent
What locks the door to the world you're living in
You can't relive your past with the dream that's gone
You can't find love that will last in your world alone
A hurt so tall has built a wall where fate begins
What locks the door to the world you're living in
What locks the door...
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Liz Anderson performs "What Locks The Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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