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Doggie
02:21
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Lost and lonely, they said I was homely
Walking down the road, I’m a million miles from home, but they said home is where your heart is, so I’m thinking to myself where can I find my one true love
When I’m going to sleep, oh I
Take a big, deep, breath, I
Not sure if I’ll, oh my
Not sure if I’ll ever wake up
Unconsciously screaming, or am I still dreaming
I met you walking on the other side of the road, is this some kind of code, you’ve got me walking on my big, ol’ doggy toes
It’s better to have loved and lost,
And to that I can agree, was it worth it when you met me? could we be happy? picking out each others fleas, come on doggy, please
I’ve loved and I've lost before
But still I come back for more
I won’t let that happen to you
I’ll make time for you, I’ll make time for you
I’m not lost anymore, deep down in my core, I’ve found the little seed growing in my chest
If you’ve read any book, you surely know the rest
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Snow Dogs Seoul, South Korea
Two pups playing tunes and rocking out!
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