The other story about this song, along with the excellent one posted by baizer, is that it's about a dog that used to hang around on the street corner outside Glen's school. the dog was called Deefor. Deefor Dog of course.
Anyway, the dog used to sit there calmly all day everyday, they used to go and play with him, tease him, stroke him whatever, and all the time the dog would just sit there calmly and not bat an eyelid.
However, whenever a white car drove past, the dog would go mad, chasing it, barking, growling. This would only happen with a white car. Usually an estate car.
So Glen and his mates used to think that the dog had been dumped by his owners, and they'd owned a white car. Therefore, the only time the dog felt anything was when he saw a white car, and thought of his ex-owners.
The other story about this song, along with the excellent one posted by baizer, is that it's about a dog that used to hang around on the street corner outside Glen's school. the dog was called Deefor. Deefor Dog of course.
Anyway, the dog used to sit there calmly all day everyday, they used to go and play with him, tease him, stroke him whatever, and all the time the dog would just sit there calmly and not bat an eyelid.
However, whenever a white car drove past, the dog would go mad, chasing it, barking, growling. This would only happen with a white car. Usually an estate car.
So Glen and his mates used to think that the dog had been dumped by his owners, and they'd owned a white car. Therefore, the only time the dog felt anything was when he saw a white car, and thought of his ex-owners.