Play Dog Play
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Play Dog Play
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Put your favorite music on
To remember where you belong
And let the music drive
Friday and Saturday night
Just slow down put away your plans
Play, Play, Play, Play Dog Play
Work washes colors from your bones
You don't feel alive to you'll get home
And then you let it all go
Let the wind make your worries blow
Just slow down, put away your plans
Play, Play, Play, Play Dog Play
Play, Play, Play, Play Dog Play
Trains for boys and girls with curls
Their hearts are still simple against the world
And it's a really good day
Just take it play by play
Just slow down, put away your plans
Just slow down, put away your plans
Play, Play, Play, Play Dog Play
Play, Play, Play, Play Dog Play
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John Mckenna performs "Play Dog Play", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mckenna catalog on LyroVerse.
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