You're in the Doghouse Now
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You're in the Doghouse Now
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You wore out your welcome mat
You used to be the cat's meow
You're in the doghouse now
You're such a handsome hound
You'll wind up in the pound.
All you can say is bow-wow-wow
You're in the doghouse now
It was grand
yes, it was swell
But you bit the hand
That fed you so well.
I hate a dog who begs
With his tail between his legs
Find a new place to bum your chow
Who's in the doghouse now?
On the town
Out on the trail
Don't come 'round
Go chase your own tail
I heard from Socrates
"Sleep with dog
Wake up with fleas."
I never liked you anyhow
You're in the doghouse now.
You're in the doghouse now.
You're in the doghouse now.
Down, boy.
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Brenda Lee performs "You're in the Doghouse Now", and this lyric page sits inside the Brenda Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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