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Baroo
05:08
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I suffer.
No one loves me here.
No one pets me, or sits next to me
unless you are there.
Sometimes they make me pee outside,
and sleep on the floor...like a dog.
Is it any wonder I cry every day, pretty girl,
All day long...
Ba-roo!
With these great big sad eyes I want you to realize that this long loving howl
is for you
Ba-roo!
With my droopy dog cries I'll memorialize
all the troubles that we have gone through,
Me and you.
Ba-roo.
My life is hard.
They make me eat from a bowl.
It is so sad, pretty girl,
they send my boy off to some
building they keep calling "school".
And it's so lonely,
When momma goes to the store.
And I'm pretty sure that that work place he drives to
Means dad doesn't love me, no more.
Ba-roo!
With these great big sad eyes I want you to realize that this long loving howl
is for you
Ba-roo!
With my droopy dog cries I'll memorialize
all the troubles that we have gone through,
Me and you.
Ba-roo.
And I know
that you've seen trouble too.
I knew the minute you walked in the door
that I felt a kinship with you.
And we'll sing
our sad sad song,
and maybe eventually we'll feel better.
Oh we'll get along... how well we'll get along... when we -
Ba-roo!
With these great big sad eyes I want you to realize that this long loving howl
is for you
Ba-roo!
With my droopy dog cries I'll memorialize
all the troubles that we have gone through,
Me and you.
Ba-roo.
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Crystal Wolf Indianapolis, Indiana
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