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


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    Ok guys, this isn't a song written with some dark symbolic theme or whatever, it is written by a stoned stooge named Iggy, who probably wrote the song on his way to the bathroom. Stooges wasn't a serious band, they were stoned while recording, stoned while sleeping, all the time, so this is just a song about dirty sex which every 20-year old dreams of ;) However, Stooges is the best band ever, and this song is top 10 of all songs ever made for me.

    jabe05on December 29, 2006   Link

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