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“Hungry Dog in the Street” is the ninth song in The Taxpayers' album ‘“God Forgive These Bastards”: Songs from the Forgotten Life of Henry Turner.’
[Intro]
A-one, two, three
[Verse 1]
My brain, my fingers
Bought bottles in a package place
Got caught up on a park bench
Everybody tried to get a taste
[Pre-Chorus]
When the sun goes down I swear to God
They'll try to run you out of this town, and they will beat you down
[Chorus]
They will beat you down if you stay around
You're gonna get shot down, they will beat you down
They will beat you down and you'll feel like a
Hungry dog in the street on a very short leash
[Verse 2]
My heart is a cancer
Radiation wouldn't help a thing
My God doesn't answer
Pray nightly every single week
[Pre-Chorus]
When the liquor runs low
My friends run low, got nowhere to go
[Chorus]
Nowhere to go
No religion could ever save my soul, nowhere to go
Nowhere to go, and I feel like a
Hungry dog in the street on a very short leash