Dogs In The Yard
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Dogs In The Yard
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I wanna be bad
And not even care
I wanna go out of my head somewhere
I wanna go crazy
Like the dogs in the yard
I want to cut the rope
But it's getting so much harder
I think I'll play poker
Stay out ev'ry night
Throw stones at the water
In the morning light
I wanna be lazy like the dogs in the yard
Why can't I fly tonight?
Why can't I sleep all morning?
I'm going out of my mind tonight
That's where I'm going
That's where I'm going
Gonna have a good time
Before it's too late
Come on, baby, let's go uptown and celebrate
Gonna celebrate!
We're gonna run crazy
Like the dogs in the yard
We're gonna fly tonight
We're gonna sleep all morning
We're going out of our minds tonight
That's where we're going
That's where we're going
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