Hey Hound
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Hey Hound
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Sitting in your driveway
Staring down the street
Wondering if you're ever gonna come and talk to me
Dreaming in your peaceful nest
Smiling. Loving peacefulness
Man, you got it going on from halfway up the street
But, you just sit there and wait for me to come and talk to you
You just sit there and wait for me to come and talk to you
I wish that it were easier
I wish that I could say
'Holla holla holla!' come on girl
Get up
Stretch those legs
But, you never even realize
Hiding in those midnight eyes
Everybody, everywhere just trying to break through
I guess I'll sit here and wait for you
To come and talk to me
I'll just sit here and wait for you
To come and talk to me
To me. To me
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Who performs "Hey Hound"?
Aaron Lavigne performs "Hey Hound", and this lyric page sits inside the Aaron Lavigne catalog on LyroVerse.
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