Robin Thicke - Lock The Door lyrics

[Robin Thicke - Lock The Door lyrics]

One, two, look at you
Three, four, she locked the door
I keep knocking and knocking
And knocking and knocking (­knocks)

She was born in Paris at the age of 21
Love knew her, but she didn’t know love
Love didn’t hear her when she cried
Love didn’t stand by her side
On the most important nights, oh yeah

But now she’s flying high you
Can’t hurt her no more
Now she’s locked the door cause
You broke the key
And she got a bright smile on her
Face now that she got that little taste
She just wants more, she just wants more

She locked the door
(I kept trying to tell you you
Were pushing me too far) she locked the door
(I kept trying to warn you you
Were slowly breaking my heart)
She locked the door
(I kept giving you all I had
But you took way too much)
She locked, locked, locked, locked, locked
Locked that door
(And I don’t know what this is
But I know this ain’t love)

One morning the tears started rolling
Down her empty face that sparkle in her eye
Had been abruptly replaced
When I touched her she said wait
When I kissed her
She pulled away And I knew it was over
Cause she had nothing left to say

Baby let me in, baby I miss my best friend
Yes I do she locked the door
You can’t hurt her no more
She locked, locked, locked, locked, locked
Locked that door

Don’t leave me out here in the cold
Ooh turn the porch light on
At least open the doggy door
Throw a friend a juicy bone
Baby please, give me a little hope
All I need is a little hope

One, two, silly fool
Three, four, she locked the door
I keep knocking and knocking
And knocking and knocking

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