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Born in a place called home,
The place is cold but something warm,
Stretches my umbilical cord,
Would you all relate?
Could you all relate?
I'm a crowd of trouble

You've got a prodigal son,
Don't you think so mum?
Watch out the dog,
He wants some more,
The dog has eaten my,
Umbilical cord,
Umbilical cord

Delicious dog

Here I am a delicious cracker,
I'm cracker man,
And my mummy said,
Daddy is dead two seconds late,
I'm a crowd of trouble,
A crowd of trouble

I always love the fruit a little green,
I always ate the meet a little red,
Please hold me, please hold me tight,
I always loved the girl I never had

Call me silly girl,
Don't be shy,
You know I'm not going to bite,
I'm a hundred years old,
And I'm cold,
Would you be my bride?
Well no, oh no!

Would you all relate?
Could you all relate?
That I'm a crowd of trouble,
I'm a crowd of trouble...

Delicious dog

Umbilical cord,
Umbilical cord,
Here I am,
I'm a dog,
I'm on crack,
A cracker dog,
A dog on crack,
An animal,
And my mummy said,
Daddy is dead two seconds late,
I'm a crowd of trouble,
A crowd of trouble
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xtreme2252 On May 16, 2010
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Cover art for Delicious Dog lyrics by Stuck In the Sound

i think this song is about childhood trauma/neglect. this mainly shines through on the bridge and second verse. in more detail, i think the song is a metaphor for someone being born into an abusive family and thrown immediately into stress and overwhelming situations as a baby "The dog has eaten my umbilical cord" and when they're older and try to get some love "You've got a prodigal son, don't you think so mum?" yet it is never given to this character. later in life they try to find love yet it is never given to 'him' "Will you be my bride, well no, oh no!" and his deranged youth has messed him up so much.

[Edit: a grammatical error.]

 
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