It's a little bit funny.
This Feeling inside
And not just because I ate a pound of rawhide
I don’t have opposable thumbs but boy if I did
On Mother’s Day I would fill with roses this house we both do live
I wouldn’t want to be a lion of this I know
Or a bear leaving tracks in the snow
I am glad to be a dog through and through
My gift is my bark and this one’s for you
And you can tell everybody
That bark is for me
It may may be shrill, sharp and loud
But it’s filled with love
I hope you don’t mind
I hope you don’t mind
That I peed on the floor
I didn’t have enough time to make it to the doggy door
I sat on the porch
and barked like a boss
The kitties who live underneath
Made me quite cross
Them living down there is not wrong
As long as they know to me, mom belongs
Excuse me for farting
It’s something I do
It can no more be controlled
Than a cow going moo
Anyway, the thing is
What I wanted to say
My world became complete the day I met you
And you can tell everybody
That dog is barking for me
you may not be able to tell,
but its full of love
I hope you don’t mind
I hope you don’t mind
Nor think she’s mean
She’s the sweetest dog I’ve ever seen
I hope you don’t mind
I hope you don’t mind
That I barked out the words
You are the greatest mom in the whole wide world
I love your Mother's Day song to your mom, Ruby, and I was singing along as I was reading it! Happy Mother's Day to your sweet mom!
ReplyDeleteElton J and Bernie T are surely jelly of your writing talents - and LIFE!
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Willow
Awwww....
ReplyDeleteThat's a great version of that song. We think it applies to our mom too.
ReplyDeleteAwww, that is the sweetest ever version of a great song. Well done Ruby!
ReplyDeleteRuby Rose you excel at words of love to your Mama
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Way to do it right, Ruby Rose!!! Your song for Mom is awesome. We bet she loved it too.
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