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Nobody Locks It

没有人锁门

2026-09-15 · 3:18

Forty houses on a hill turn a shared arrangement into a returning refrain.

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Trust becomes a daily practice.

English world-folk ballad · contralto direction · bouzouki and accordion

The lyric explicitly rejects being better people or perfectly safe. It describes a shared way of living, not advice about home security. The city visitors’ question leaves space to consider the arrangement without romanticising it.

The 76 BPM world-folk direction combines deep contralto, bouzouki, accordion, fiddle and wide strings around a four-note hook and pre-chorus lift. Listen for a short repeated answer becoming the voice of a whole hillside.

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[Verse 1]
There are forty houses on this hill
and not one of them locks up
the woman at the top has not seen her key
since nineteen seventy-one

[Pre-Chorus]
People from the city ask us why
as if we had not thought about it

[Chorus]
Nobody locks it, nobody locks it
that is the whole of the arrangement
nobody locks it, nobody locks it
and nobody has to
nobody locks it

[Verse 2]
It is not that we are better here
and it is not that we are safe
it is that the day we start
is the day it is a different hill

[Pre-Chorus]
People from the city ask us why
as if we had not thought about it

[Chorus]
Nobody locks it, nobody locks it
that is the whole of the arrangement
nobody locks it, nobody locks it
and nobody has to
nobody locks it

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