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Buck Owens – Open Up Your Heart

Was a number one country hit for Buck Owens, spending four weeks at the top spot and total of twenty weeks on the country charts.

Buck Owens – Open Up Your Heart, is a 1966 single by Buck Owens. «Open Up Your Heart» was a number one country hit for Buck Owens, spending four weeks at the top spot and total of twenty weeks on the country charts.
Buck Owens - Open Up Your Heart
Cover LP Buck Owens Capitol 1966
Buck Owens – Open Up Your Heart
From the album Open Up Your Heart
B-side «No More Me and You»
Released August 15, 1966
Genre Country
Length 2:28
Label Capitol
Songwriter(s) Buck Owens
Producer(s) Ken Nelson

COUNTRYPEDIA




Buck Owens – Open Up Your Heart lyrics

Open up your heart and let my love come in
Open up your heart and let my life begin
The sun’s gonna shine, there’ll be blue skies again
When you open up your heart and let my love come in
I know you’ve been hurt by an old love affair
But darling, don’t blame me I wasn’t even there
Your long lonely nights I will bring to an end
When you open up your heart and let my love come in
Open up your heart and let my love come in
Open up your heart and let my life begin
The sun’s gonna shine, there’ll be blue skies again
When you open up your heart and let my love come in
— Instrumental —
Someone before me has treated you like dirt
Someone before me has made your heart hurt
Your long lonely nights I will bring to an end
When you open up your heart and let my love come in
Open up your heart and let my love come in
Open up your heart and let my life begin
The sun’s gonna shine, there’ll be blue skies again
When you open up your heart and let my love come in
When you open up your heart and let my love come in…

GENIUS




Buck Owens - Open Up Your Heart
Single Buck Owens Capitol 1966
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