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The Slackers – Old Dog lyrics
I'm

just an old dog Laid,
to rest here in my bed Licking
my wounds Master's
shot me in the head I'm
just an old dog Laid,
to rest here in my bed Licking
my wounds Master's
shot me in the head If

I could have one more time If
I could have one more time If
I could have one more time To
howl at the moon Chase,
bitches in heat have,
the world at my feet I,
would do anything La

La  La   La  La  La La La As

I lay here dying I,
drink whisky from dish I
think of yesterdays And
hope and cry and wish I
wish my master had the heart Not
to shoot his old dog But
I have no hair left And
I'm pink like a hog If

I could have one more time If
I could have one more time If
I could have one more time To

howl at the moon Chase,
bitches in heat Have,
the world at my feet I,
would do anything La
La  La   La  La  La La La As
I lay here dying Sleep,
fills my eyes I
hear my master pull his gun And
then he shoots me twice As
I fade to black I,
think about my youth When
I was young And
the whole world was new If.

I could have one more time f
I could have one more time If
I could have one more time To
howl at the moon Chase,
bitches in heat Have,
the world at my feet I,
would do anything La

La  La   La  La  La La La
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