The Dog Song
from A Boat on the Sea by Moron Police
about
A tribute to my dog who passed away many years ago.
Miss you, bud.
Miss you, bud.
lyrics
Chasing rainbows in a crowded room, a techno rave,
bitch, please pass those shrooms.
That golden meat bone has my name on it,
man I’ll break free from Master while he picks up my shit
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really know whether
we go up high or whether we die down low.
Now, someday soon I’ll set the world on fire,
no more collar-fleas and no more kennel-wire.
And in my glee I’ll set the animals free,
make them follow me on a killing spree.
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really care whether
we go up high or whether we die down there.
And down that doorway I see shining stairs,
just wait for me and I’ll meet you there.
From here to somewhere, I don’t really care.
Just take my paw and I’ll take you right there.
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really know whether
we go up high or whether we die down low.
And down that doorway I see shining stairs,
just wait for me and I’ll meet you there.
From here to somewhere, I don’t really care.
Just take my paw and I’ll take you right there.
bitch, please pass those shrooms.
That golden meat bone has my name on it,
man I’ll break free from Master while he picks up my shit
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really know whether
we go up high or whether we die down low.
Now, someday soon I’ll set the world on fire,
no more collar-fleas and no more kennel-wire.
And in my glee I’ll set the animals free,
make them follow me on a killing spree.
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really care whether
we go up high or whether we die down there.
And down that doorway I see shining stairs,
just wait for me and I’ll meet you there.
From here to somewhere, I don’t really care.
Just take my paw and I’ll take you right there.
I’m strolling down the world’s own golden road,
never thinking twice before I blow my load.
And burning bridges, I don’t really know whether
we go up high or whether we die down low.
And down that doorway I see shining stairs,
just wait for me and I’ll meet you there.
From here to somewhere, I don’t really care.
Just take my paw and I’ll take you right there.
credits
from A Boat on the Sea,
released August 16, 2019
license
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