Open The Door
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Open The Door
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Sometimes I remember the old days
When the world was filled with sorrow
You might have tought I was living
But I was all alone, in my heart the rain was falling
The wind blew, the night was calling
Come back, come back,I' m all you' ve ever known
Refrain
Open the door and come on in
I'm so glad to see you my friend
You' re like a rainbow coming around the bend
And when I see you happy,well it sets my heart free
I' d like to be as good a friend to you as you are to me
There were friends who could always see me
Through the haze, their smiles would reach me
Saying " OK " saying goodbye, saying hello
Now we' ve perhaps stormy weather, the sunshine though
When we' re together I' ll be your friend, right through to the end
Refrain 3 times
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Nana Mouskouri performs "Open The Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Nana Mouskouri catalog on LyroVerse.
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