My dog and me

I've got myself a friend
A furry gal, my canine pal on which I can depend.

We've been together seems like my whole life

Shes seen the glory shes seen the boring, blessed all the love and softened strife.

We've loved and lost, been double crossed
And tripped on our own 6 feet.
But I'd bet our tails on a chance hell that us two cant be beat.

My dog and me.

Claws and teeth betray the warmth of a love she wants to give

She sniffs and barks and gives a point toward the life we strive to live.

She may shed, or hog the bed, but she's worth it all because:

Come hell or heaven bet your lucky seven that she'll come running after me.

My dog and me.

Those floppy ears are flappin

and that stumpy tails a'waggin

she's got a pool of drool

as she starts a duel

with the mutt that lives next door.

Now I've had times

when I've lost my mind,

but she fetched it back for me.

When I've gone blind

or fell behind

she gave me sight to see.

My dog and me.

So if you've a need and can afford the feed let me pass along the word

that there's a way you can start each day with love not seen or heard.
Man's best friend, with you to the end and I can say with all my soul:
Whether soft or tough, with bark and ruff, they'll give you all you need

My dog and me.
My dog and me.