Negative Øhio - It’s a Shame a Family Can Be Torn Apart by Something As Simple As a Pack of Wild Dogs lyrics
[Negative Øhio - It’s a Shame a Family Can Be Torn Apart by Something As Simple As a Pack of Wild Dogs lyrics]
In these darkened woods with
Evil lurking deep
You will bear witness to the greatest tragedy
As you find yourself in this forsaken place
There's no hope to surrender
There's no hope to escape
You can try to run and hide
But the dogs will find you anyway
Ooh, give us pets
We just want to play with you
Give us lots of attention
It'll make you happy, too
Grr ooh
So sorry if we scared you
We're not used to company
But it's nice of you to stop by
You really made our day
As you can plainly see
The dogs are fond of you
They follow you around these
Darkened woods and outside, too
You walk out of the forest
The whole pack by your side
You want to take them with you
But it's time to say goodbye
No grr ooh
You can't raise a pack of wild dogs
When you live in the city
There's no room in your apartment
And you know they'd be happier outside
Happier outside
The greatest tragedy of all
Is meeting a pack of adorable dogs
And realizing you can't take
Them home with you
Evil lurking deep
You will bear witness to the greatest tragedy
As you find yourself in this forsaken place
There's no hope to surrender
There's no hope to escape
You can try to run and hide
But the dogs will find you anyway
Ooh, give us pets
We just want to play with you
Give us lots of attention
It'll make you happy, too
Grr ooh
So sorry if we scared you
We're not used to company
But it's nice of you to stop by
You really made our day
As you can plainly see
The dogs are fond of you
They follow you around these
Darkened woods and outside, too
You walk out of the forest
The whole pack by your side
You want to take them with you
But it's time to say goodbye
No grr ooh
You can't raise a pack of wild dogs
When you live in the city
There's no room in your apartment
And you know they'd be happier outside
Happier outside
The greatest tragedy of all
Is meeting a pack of adorable dogs
And realizing you can't take
Them home with you