Open Up Your Door
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Open Up Your Door
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Here I am sittin' on your porch, dear
Beggin' you darlin', let me in
In total submission I have come here
Oh sweetheart, I know how bad I've been
I won't let my dog sleep in your hallway
I won't spit my tobacco on your floor
I'll come runnin' when you call me
If you just opened up your door
If you tell me you still love me
I won't drink or cuss no more
I won't call your mama ugly
And I won't chase women like before
I won't let my dog sleep in your hallway
I won't spit my tobacco on your floor
I'll come runnin' when you call me
If you just opened up your door
I won't let my dog sleep in your hallway
I won't spit my tobacco on your floor
I'll come runnin' when you call me
If you just opened up your door
If you just opened up your door
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Steve Earle performs "Open Up Your Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Earle catalog on LyroVerse.
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