Hound Dog

Melancholic Mixes and Mismatched Bonds: A Tale of Friendship
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Lyrics

Put my eggs in your basket

Symbolically investing something important into a relationship or situation

Then I counted them up

Assessing or evaluating the investment

Well not one hatched, but our mixes matched

Despite initial efforts, no progress was made, but compatibility was found

And I got attached, sure enough

Became emotionally connected despite the lack of expected outcomes


Thick as thieves, dim as rum

Close like partners but not particularly bright

I called you pal and you called me chum

Using friendly terms without deeper understanding

We always had a tune to hum

Shared a comforting familiarity, possibly through music

But you never asked me why I was so glum

Not inquiring about evident sadness or dissatisfaction


You old hound dog, you old scoundrel

Addressing someone as unreliable or untrustworthy

Just the sound of your old howl

The mere presence or action of the person evokes discomfort or negative feelings

Gives me goosebumps, and in a few months

Causes unease or anxiety with a foreseen ending of giving up

I'll be throwing in the towel

Expresses the intention to surrender or quit the association


We had some laughs, but after that

Shared enjoyable moments, followed by difficult consequences

The aftermath came again

The repercussions or consequences reoccurred

All I can say is if you were made out of clay

If the person could be remade, they would be shaped into a better companion

I'd shape you into a better friend

Desire for the person to be a better friend


You old varmint, causing harm

Addressing someone causing trouble or mischief

Digging holes in the yard

Creating disturbances or issues

In the garden, on the farm

Disrupting peace or harmony in various settings

Disregarding the alarm

Ignoring warnings or signals


You old bastard, where've you been

Expressing frustration or disappointment towards someone

Thought I'd never see you again

Surprised to encounter the person again after assuming they were gone

You old fool

Emphasizing foolish or unwise behavior

You old scoundrel

Reiterating the untrustworthiness or unreliability of the person

You old hound dog

Reinforcing the perception of the person as unreliable or untrustworthy

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