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Keys to Your Heart

from Shame a Politician by Eric Blowtorch

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They say love can move a mountain
Love's gonna bring down trees
It's on this that I'm counting
Cause for your heart

I found the keys, keys
The keys to your heart heart
Yes, I got them on a chain chain
When the doors come apart, part
and we'll never be the same, same

I used to be a teenage drug-taker
I used to hate the taste of cheese
I was gonna be an undertaker
Until for your heart

I found the keys, keys
The keys to your heart heart
Yes, I got them on a chain chain
When the doors come apart, part
and we'll never be the same, same

They put me up in a court of law,
pleading to the judge and the jury who saw
big blue policeman, little black book
wrote it down but he didn't look

I changed the lock on your heart
and I got the keys
Call that a crime?
[unknown]

Now you know I done cracked the lock
It's no use shaking at the knees
Don't leave the lock unlocked
for your heart

I found the keys, keys
The keys to your heart heart
Yes, I got them on a chain chain
When the doors come apart, part
and we'll never be the same, same

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from Shame a Politician, track released August 1, 1990

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Eric Blowtorch Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Singer/guitarist/songwriter Eric Blowtorch sings, plays, and writes reggae, ska, rocksteady, soul, rock 'n' roll, funk, Latin, disco, hip-hop, Anglo-Afropop, and jazz songs with rhythm, melody, passion, and original comic timing. E. B. plays solo, in small combos, and with a band, Eric Blowtorch and the Bodyguards. ... more

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