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The Doors (Part I) Lyrics by Romeo+Juliet

Superbad

2024

[Instrumental]
Oh ha
What a lovely day
Oh ha
I think it's time to be your [?]
Oh ha
What a lovely day
Oh ha
I think it's time to be your [?]
[?]
Am I running out of time
Oh ha
They say everything is going fine
It's my time to leave
Is it a crime to think that I should be (what a lovely day)
Is it a crime for you to open up the door for me (oh ha)
It must be
It must be (Oh ha)
It must be
It must be (Oh ha)
What a lovely

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"The Doors (Part I)" appears on "Superbad" in 2024.

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