You Dog
Deceptive Promises: Unmasking the True Colors in 'You Dog'
Lyrics
There's no use in promises
Expressing skepticism or doubt about the value of promises.
Just do what you do
Encouraging authenticity and being true to oneself.
And if you must make promises
Suggesting that if promises are to be made, there should be a purposeful reason for choosing to make them.
Why do you have to choose?
Questioning the necessity of making choices when it comes to promises.
So on and on we go
Describing a continuous journey with challenges, possibly metaphorical, represented by "awkward through the snow."
Awkward through the snow
Highlighting the difficulties faced during the journey.
Always hanging tough
Emphasizing resilience and determination to persist through tough times.
Oh, you dog, you lie
Referring to someone as a "dog" and accusing them of deceit.
I know you bite
Asserting knowledge of the person's deceptive actions or behavior.
Oh, you dog, you bite
Repeating the accusation of deceit, using biting as a metaphor for harm caused.
I know you lie
Reiterating the claim of awareness regarding the person's dishonesty.
So there you go making promises
Observing the repetition of making promises as if trying to present a changed or improved self.
Like you're someone new
Expressing skepticism about the person's authenticity and whether they have truly changed.
You know I'll never say anything
Committing to silence and not revealing the person's true nature to others.
Not a word to anyone
Emphasizing the speaker's loyalty or refusal to speak negatively about the person.
I'm no stranger to that life
Indicating familiarity with a life that involves dealing with deceptive individuals.
Oh, you dog, you lie
Repeating the accusation of deceit, using "dog" as a derogatory term.
I know, you bite
Reaffirming knowledge of the person's biting actions or hurtful behavior.
Oh, you dog, you bite
Reiterating the accusation of deceit, with a focus on the biting aspect.
I know, you lie
Restating the awareness of the person's dishonesty and harmful actions.
Oh oh you dog, you lie
Continuing to label the person as a "dog" and accusing them of lying and biting.
I know you bite
Reaffirming the claim of knowledge regarding the person's biting behavior.
Oh you dog, you bite
Emphasizing the accusation of deceit, using "dog" as a derogatory term.
I know, you lie
Reiterating the awareness of the person's dishonesty and biting actions.
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