Cats And Dogs

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Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba
Ba ba ba da
Ba ba

Tomorrow comes like yesterday
And you and I won't fade away
We'll last forever
(We'll last forever)
We've come this far against the odds
We've stopped and fought like cats and dogs
Think we'll be alright
(Yeah, we'll be alright)

You and me
(Oh, hell yeah)
We've been through everything
(Oh, hell yeah)
We've come too far to throw it all away
Nothing or no one could stand in the way
Never gonna let you down again

We've felt the pain along the way
At every turn in everyday
We'll last forever
(We'll last forever)
We walk with blisters on our feet
And every step we kicked and screamed
Think we'll be alright
(Yeah, we'll be alright)

You and me
(Oh, hell yeah)
We can do anything
(Oh, hell yeah)
We've come too far to throw it all away
Nothing or no one could stand in the way
Never gonna let you down again

Tomorrow comes like yesterday
And you and I won't fade away
We'll last forever
(We'll last forever)
We've felt the pain along the way
At every turn and everyday
Think we'll be alright
(Yeah, we'll be alright)

We've come too far to throw it all away
Nothing or no one could stand in the way
Never gonna let you down
Again...
(Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba)
Again...
(Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba)
Again...
(Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba)
Again...
(Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba)

Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba
Ba ba ba da
Ba ba ba


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Cats and Dogs Lyrics as written by Budd Grayson Arnold Benjamin John Shillabeer

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    how is there no comments for this song, i believe that this song is about a relationship that they are trying to make work....

    socogurlon January 12, 2007   Link

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