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Artist: The Aubreys
Canonical path: /the-aubreys/dog-behind
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Dog Behind
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Dog Behind
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(Alright, we’re rolling)
Oh, the red turning gray
Wasn’t there to see it?
Wasn’t there to stay?
But all dogs obey the law
And all dogs should leave their paws behind
But all dogs should see it all
And all dogs should learn to fall away
Oh, the pain shifts away
Old enough to own it, still old enough to play
But all dogs get old enough
And all dogs don't have a choice to stay
And all dogs learn to love
And my dogs get ten dollars a day
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