This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
So messed up, I want you here
In my room, I want you here
Now we're gonna be face-to-face
And I'll lay right down in my favorite place
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
Well, come on
And now I'm ready to close my eyes
And now I'm ready to close my mind
And now I'm ready to feel your hand
And lose my heart on the burning sands
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
Well, come on
Woo
Uh
Uh
In my room, I want you here
Now we're gonna be face-to-face
And I'll lay right down in my favorite place
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
Well, come on
And now I'm ready to close my eyes
And now I'm ready to close my mind
And now I'm ready to feel your hand
And lose my heart on the burning sands
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
And now I wanna be your dog
Well, come on
Woo
Uh
Uh
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I Wanna Be Your Dog Lyrics as written by Ronald Asheton David Alexander
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Great version of a great song,
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I don't think it's necessarily about sex. It's about wanting to start the day with some love and affection. Maybe a warm cuddle. I'm not alone in interpreting it that way! For example:
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Iggy is a demanding bottom. He's trying to stay in the moment. NOW I wanna be your dog! Right NOW. In five minutes, I may no longer take an interest in being your dog. But right NOW, right NOW I wanna be your dog.
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It's all about frustration. The guy is alone in his room, and he's thinking of a girl. And there's nothing he can't do because she doesn't care about him. Pure frustration.
I agree - that's the feelings I always get listening to it.
The boy wants sex, he is yearning for that other person and would do anything to please/satisfy them..
This song is kinda suggestive, IMO. Am I the only one who things so??
It's not suggestive it's straight about sex jackass.
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Well, perfectlemur, maybe this should be covered by Sarah Brightman or someone like that.
fuck this song is amazing. saw em live @ bdo in january. managed 2 mosh all 5'8'' of me 2 the front where iggy jumped down nd i (with about 15 other ppl) got 2 scream "now i wanna be your dog" into the mic. surely a moment i will never 4get. unfortunately i couldnt get up on2 the stage tho...
Awesome awesome song! Totally loving the guitar riff. i saw iggy at bdo as well!! soooo good!
Awesome awesome song! Totally loving the guitar riff. i saw iggy at bdo as well!! soooo good!
I dont really like iggy pop, although he has done some great songs, but the stooges were awsum. And this song just demonstrates it perfectly. Mikeofreak its a good theory but you could be reading into it to much