Stone Dog
Written by David Faraday & Shirley Faraday
Intro
Stone dog, stone dog.
Chorus
The stone dog’s, silent welcome.
The stone dog’s, silent welcome.
She has no bark or bite, there’ll be no bone.
Has no bark or bite, she has no bark or bite,
She’s made of stone.
Verse 1
Looking over the garden of many pebbles,
Rocks, bricks, geometry a heart shaped yew.
Slow growing, forever knowing,
The stone dog’s granite gaze, she can’t see you.
Verse 2
See a straight path, designer garden keeps,
Tidy, and timeless the weeds elsewhere.
They search, to find home,
While stone dog’s granite gaze,
Oh stone dog’s granite gaze,
Yes, stone dog’s granite gaze, she can’t love you.
Bridge
Oh, the stone dog quietly, patiently and piously waits,
For you to come home silently and recognise the role that she plays.
Her stationary game, leaves the pots in place.
Not hurting not a soul, she just not able to stroll,
She sits in hardened grace.
Verse 3
The stony view of hard edges,
Let’s you come home, later and later.
To no greeting, no wagging tail,
Just the stone dog’s granite gaze, not loving you.
Chorus (see above)
Outro
Stone dog, stone dog.
Stone dog.
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