Domestic Animal
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Domestic Animal
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He's crawling from the bathroom
He's sinking in the carpet
He's looking out the window
Wishing that he could get outside
Chorus:
He's got a vague feeling that it could have been important
He's got a vague feeling that it could have been all
In the springtime cats have sex
In the springtime rats have sex
In the springtime fish have sex
But Our domestic animal stays very good indeed
He won't make an exhibition
He won't watch your television
He won't drink your new French wine
And he won't steal your convertible razorblades
And he won't care about the stuff you eat
Because he hasn't got time
He's still considering
Still considering
Chorus
Happy animal in the spring
Happy animal in the spring
Domestic animal in the spring
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Jazz Butcher performs "Domestic Animal", and this lyric page sits inside the Jazz Butcher catalog on LyroVerse.
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