| Out to the doghouse with you, that’s what she said
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| You’ve been inside too long now, I must clean the mess
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| Go into the backyard will you and practice your tricks
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| Go take yourself for a walk, you make me sick
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| You’re just a doggy
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| In a snap you’re fetching the bone
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| And you’re barking when she calls
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| You’re hiding behind the fence
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| You’ve been disobedient
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| Your fun and playfulness is so very becoming
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| But she has got you by the reins and there is no running
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| Conditioned to salivate at the first sound of the bell
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| And feeding you the remains of, of yesterday’s meal
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| Can you hear her calling from within the house?
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| Well you’re just a doggy
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| In a snap you’re fetching the bone
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| And you’re barking when she calls
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| You’re hiding behind the fence
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| You’ve been disobedient
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| Shape up boy!
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| Your fun and playfulness is so very becoming
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| But she has got you by the reins and there is no running
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| Conditioned to salivate at the first sound of the bell
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| And feeding you the remains of, of yesterday’s meal
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| Can you hear her calling, from within the house?
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| If you would stop barking, she might let you out
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| At last she opened the back gate
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| You’re released, you’re now free to roam
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| You’ve been waiting for this moment for sometime
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| And now you must go Into the fields where there is laughter
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| There is peace and you’re comfortable
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| Try to hold on now before she calls you home
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| Oh — you’re in the doghouse 'cause you’re just a dog
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| (You've been disobedient and so you’re going out behind the fence)
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| You’re in the doghouse and you’re just a dog
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| You’re in the doghouse — oh you’re just a dog
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| You’re in the doghouse 'cause you’re just a dog
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| Oh little doggy — you’re just a dog
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| You’re in the doghouse — oh you little dog
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| You’re in the doghouse — oh you’re just a dog
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| You’re in the doghouse — you dirty dog |