Second Door
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Second Door
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We found them tangled in splinters and fists
I couldn't bring myself to say
It isn't ok to go on like this
I laughed it off like an ass, hey this is no big deal
Wake your ass up boy, this is real
I only wanted to get next to you
So I had this bad predilection to painfully overdo
You split like plaster, you cracked like walls
You must be begging for more
Or I would not be breaking down
The second door
Officer she's just a whore
But that o.j. Shit doesn't fly with me anymore
It would be easy to blame on an evening with alcohol
Except bottles of gin don't punch holes in the wall
I only wanted to get next to you
So I put these holes in the door so that I could see through
This conversation it turned for the worst
When these words started turning to war
Or I would not be breaking down
The second door
It's not your fault
It's not your fault
I only wanted to get next to you
So I could stop this abusing before it goes through
If I had the guts for it I would stand next to it
you would not rage anymore
And you would not be breaking down
The second door
The second door
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Rockwell Church performs "Second Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Rockwell Church catalog on LyroVerse.
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