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The Man Who Smells Of Dog
Contributed by
FreeLanceDub
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Monday, 3rd July 2006 @ 12:35:41 AM in AEST
Topic:
toughstuff
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The man who smells like dog Aint got nothing to do today So hes just gonna sit and think today About all the sweet little dirty ways His time on this one slipped away Fingernail dirt and a stained tee-shirt Are just the surface of the ways he hurt
The man who smells like a big wet dog Aint got nothing on his broke plate right now Hes just gonna sit and watch a little TV right now Anyhow, hes just one more tiny speck In the mass vacancy of not mattering
A beat up truck, so out of luck Down trodden to the point of not even giving A good swear word
Today is the day he sleeps till noon Today is the day without the perfume Of a sweet young thang to kindly explain Why his days always seem to pass Quietly and free of refrain
And maybe a tear will interfere With his day to day notions of what a man really is And in this moment he will see clear The error of living life under the air Below the surface, always in fear Beneath the radar
His life and his Sunday are drawing to an end And once more like before Hell pretend This is what he wants
So with heavy head hell head off to bed And squeeze a bad sleep whilst counting Not sheep But the numbers of years Hes let slip away Into the hairs turned grey Always man of the land A man for his hands Unsatisfied with this life that he tried
As he writhes off the sleep The brain goes into a sepia haze The man who smells like dog is done with his day
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Re: The Man Who Smells Of Dog
(User Rating: 1 ) by deadheadpoet on
Monday, 3rd July 2006 @ 11:10:45 PM AEST (User
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I liked this story here. Kept me very interested. It left me with a bit of melancholy. My stepfather was a small farmer all his life and his father before him. Hard times indeed, at times, for the life of a farmer. Thanks for sharing.
Peace, Laura |
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