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‘Dog’s Life’ was released in 1998 on the soundtrack to ‘Welcome to Woop Woop’, and appears on ‘Useless Trinkets’, but is possibly best known for being played backwards to form the basis of ‘Efils’ God', from ‘Electro-Shock Blues’.
What would you say if I left this town tomorrow?
I guess I would, but I know I'll miss the train
I know I would
I'll take a dog's life
Just laying in the sun
I'll take a dog's life
'Cause I don't care for this one
Chasing trains and planes and rain
Where is my rain falling down?
Upon a thirsty world
I never want to be the same
Another time, I might have fit in alright
But not this time, I guess I'm just too soon
To change my town
I'll take a dog's life
Just laying in the sun
I'll take a dog's life
'Cause I don't care for this one
Chasing trains and planes and rain
Where is my rain falling down?
Upon a thirsty world
I never want to be the same
I'll take a dog's life
Just laying in the sun
I'll take a dog's life
'Cause I don't care for this one
I don't care for this one
I don't care for this one
Dog's life
Dog's life
Dog’s Life was written by Mark Oliver Everett.
Dog’s Life was produced by Jon Brion & Mark Oliver Everett.