Lock and Key
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Lock and Key
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I Keep It Under Lock and Key
My World Is Heavy Can You Hear My Plea
I'm Growing Tired of This Tear-stained Eye
Sometimes I Wonder Why I Even Try
So I Keep It Under Lock and Key
I Guess It Wasn't Really Meant to Be...
Andf I Keep It Under Lock and Key
I Keep It Behind My Front Door
My Ears Are Ringing and My Throat Is Sore
I'm Growing Tired of Lonely Place
Sometimes I Wonder When I'll See Your Face
And I Keep It Behind My Front Door
I Guess You Never Really Know For Sure
..and I Keep It Behind My Front Door
I Keep It Under Lock and Key
My Heart Is Heavy and My Legs Are Weak
I'm Growing Tired of the Lonely Life
I Want a Child and I Want a Wife
Then I'll Open Up My Front Door
I'll Tell You When I Know For Sure
I'll Get Down On My One Good Knee
And I'll Ask You Will You Marry Me
Then I'll Throw Away This Lock and Key
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