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Snow Dogs
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It was a cold, starry night
All the dogs were picking for a fight
You couldn’t imagine how it would turn out
Just seeing millions of dogs about
Just the slightest provocation could spell defeat
If you only you had been there, I’m sure you’d have gone into heat
Snow dogs are tameless and they are shameless
But they make good friends, of that, they’re blameless
Snow dogs / have no masters
Sometimes / you’ve gotta put in the effort
Snow dogs / there’s no time to wait
Then one day / it’s a piece of cake
Many years have passed, and of snow dogs we’ve seen the last
Legendary tribes, but there exists just one alive
You could go out and meet it, if you wanna see it
But believe me, snow dogs aren’t dangerous as they’re reputation suggests
Its name is By-Tor, a name you’ve heard before
Wiped out by their ancient foe, the last one went toe to toe
Consumed by grief and tearing him apart with its teeth
The last snow dog took his name and vowed never to be the same
By-Tor is waiting in its cave
Pet its head right next to its open grave
Snow dogs will come again
Of that I’m sure, in the end
No longer fighters but peace loving dogs
From here on out, its changing all the songs
Snow dogs are waiting for the calls
To wake up and shake the snow from their paws
Let’s sing a song of hope
It’s not something we can say nope to its
The start of a new era
To change the world and take care of it
Snow dogs / we love you
We’ll never forget you
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Snow Dogs Seoul, South Korea
Two pups playing tunes and rocking out!
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