Our context engine found "i know your stairs and your doorway" used in 6 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
i know your stairs and your doorway
Singer: tom waits
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
Singer: carpenter, mary chapin
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
Singer: mary chapin carpenter
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
i know your window and i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
Singer: stewart, rod
i know your window and i know its late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
i know your window and i know its late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
I know your window and I know it's late
I know your stairs and your doorway
I walk down your street and past your gate
I know your window and I know it's late
I know your stairs and your doorway
I walk down your street and past your gate
Singer: smyth, patty
i know your window; i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate
i know your window; i know it's late
i know your stairs and your doorway
i walk down your street and past your gate