Doors

songs with doors in the title/lyrics.

I'll start you off.

I hear you knocking (but you can't come in)

Green door

the best song ever to mention a door

Standing by the door

Knockin’ on heaven’s door

Shut That Door

Larry Grayson.

A world of our own. Seekers.

Who's that knocking on my door. Olive Oil.

Close the door

On Mother Kelly's Doorstep.

Door To Your Heart. The Dramatics

I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door. Eddie Hodges

...You been listening to Tony Blackburn?

Another NS wannabe...

Pass.

As good as it gets!
Darrell Banks

Pemberton Petty Door Banger

I like it ayrefield

Stranger at my door

Me too

'...You been listening to Tony Blackburn?'

No, not at all. To be perfectly honest, I do not have anything against Tony Blackburn, it is just that I do not listen to the radio that often these days.
I chose the three songs as they are different to each other and it was done in a spontaneous manner. I had a number of titles in mind, but decided on the three I typed as a pleasant selection.
Additionally, I was going to add 'The Hinges On The Door' by Connie Smith, but decided that three were enough.
At the time I was typing the three songs shown, I considered numerous areas of association, such as: Diana Dors, Hinge & Bracket, My Eyes Adored You, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Ring My Bell, Baker Street (lots of doors) etc.
I thought, as there is no 'door' in the title of the first song ('I Hear You Knocking' by Dave Edmunds) mentioned, I thought that it would be fine to continue in a similar way. But, I decided to keep to the theme of 'door' in the title.

Anyway! To continue and with some of my personal favourites:
- 'Lookin Out My Back Door' & 'Door to Door' by the extremely talented Creedance Clearwater Revival. Musicianship and songwriting ability all wrapped up in one. The Fogerty brothers never failed to hand us a memorable guitar riff and some clever lyrics. My favourite of CCR is still 'Bad Moon Rising'; what a touch of genius to use the song in 'An American Werewolf in London', because it made the scene in the film even more sensational.
- 'Back Door Man' by Howlin' Wolf. Covered by too many to mention - just an absolute classic Blues number. To be driving through America on a glorious day with this sound pulsating from the speakers is a scene of indescribable beauty. And, if you can get your hands on a 1953 Cadillac Fleetwood, you're away - 'California Dreaming' on 'Route 66'
- 'Behind Closed Doors' by Charlie Rich. Just one of those songs to soothe the beast in you. Along with 'Easy' by The Commodores/Lionel Richie just perfect on a warm and sunny Sunday morning - especially with a nice cup of tea and to help you to recover from one of those rough and regrettable nights.

Now, I think it's time to seek escapism from this computerization and lay technology to rest for the night, put that kettle on and take things 'Easy'.

"Step Inside love" .... a lorra lorra people will appreciate that one

summat from burminguuum circa 1980 ... Beat-in on the
Doors to My Heart

the masterpiece that is 1973's knockin' on Bob's Door from a great filmm with his great soundtrack

... and 1974's sensational ....
Back Door Angels
play it LOUD !

Some good choices on there Ianp. I'll add the great George Harrison track " Behind that locked Door " from the fantastic "All things must pass" album

A childhood memory from 1947....Open the door Richard.