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Words by neil peart, music by geddy lee and alex lifeson
In a dogand's life
a year is really more like seven
and all too soon a canine
will be chasing cars in doggie heaven
It seems to me
as we make our own few circles and'round the sun
we get it backwards
and our seven years go by like one
Dog years --- itand's the season of the itch
dog years --- with every scratch it reappears
In the dog days
people look to sirius
dogs cry for the moon
but these connections are mysterious
It seems to me
while itand's true that every dog will have his day
when all the bones are buried
there is barely time to go outside and play
Dog years --- itand's the season of the itch
dog years --- with every scratch it reappears
dog years --- for every sad son of a bitch
dog years --- with his tail between his ears
Iand'd rather be a tortoise from galapagos
or a span of geological time
than be living in these dog years
In a dogand's brain
a constant buzz of low-level static
one sniff at the hydrant
and the answer is automatic
It seems to me
as well make our own few circles and'round the block
weand've lost our senses
for the higher-level static of talk
Rush
Dog years
Dog years
Words by neil peart, music by geddy lee and alex lifeson
In a dogand's life
a year is really more like seven
and all too soon a canine
will be chasing cars in doggie heaven
It seems to me
as we make our own few circles and'round the sun
we get it backwards
and our seven years go by like one
Dog years --- itand's the season of the itch
dog years --- with every scratch it reappears
In the dog days
people look to sirius
dogs cry for the moon
but these connections are mysterious
It seems to me
while itand's true that every dog will have his day
when all the bones are buried
there is barely time to go outside and play
Dog years --- itand's the season of the itch
dog years --- with every scratch it reappears
dog years --- for every sad son of a bitch
dog years --- with his tail between his ears
Iand'd rather be a tortoise from galapagos
or a span of geological time
than be living in these dog years
In a dogand's brain
a constant buzz of low-level static
one sniff at the hydrant
and the answer is automatic
It seems to me
as well make our own few circles and'round the block
weand've lost our senses
for the higher-level static of talk
