He's A Tramp

Embracing the Tramp: Love in the Wild
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Lyrics

What a dog

Expressing a negative judgment about someone, possibly using "dog" as a metaphor for a low or undesirable person.

What a dog

Repeating the negative judgment, emphasizing disapproval.


He's a tramp, but I love him

Acknowledging that the person being referred to is a tramp, but expressing love despite this quality.

Breaks a new heart every day

Highlighting the negative impact the person has on others by breaking hearts regularly.

He's a tramp, they adore him

Stating that others adore the tramp, suggesting a charm or charisma despite his flaws.

And I only hope he'll stay that way

Expressing a desire for the tramp to remain the way he is, possibly appreciating his authenticity or free-spirited nature.


He's a tramp, he's a scoundrel

Listing various negative qualities of the tramp, including being a scoundrel, rounder, and cad.

He's a rounder, he's a cad

Emphasizing the tramp's undesirable traits, continuing the list from the previous line.

He's a tramp, but I love him

Reiterating love for the tramp despite acknowledging his shortcomings.

Yes, even I have got it pretty bad

Admitting personal struggles or challenges caused by the affection for the tramp.


You can never tell when he'll show up

Highlighting the unpredictability of the tramp's appearances, suggesting a source of uncertainty or instability.

He gives you plenty of trouble

Indicating that the tramp brings trouble with him, emphasizing the negative consequences of his presence.

I guess he's just a no 'count pup

Suggesting that the tramp may be a worthless or insignificant individual, using "no 'count pup" as a derogatory term.

But I wish that he were double

Expressing a desire for the tramp to be more significant or valuable.


He's a tramp, he's a rover

Describing the tramp as a rover, emphasizing his wandering or unsettled nature.

And there's nothing more to say

Concluding that there is nothing more to say about the tramp, possibly accepting his nature.

If he's a tramp, he's a good one

Acknowledging the tramp's status as a tramp but suggesting that he is a good one, possibly finding redeeming qualities in his lifestyle.

And I wish that I could travel his way

Expressing a wish to travel in the same carefree or adventurous manner as the tramp.

Wish that I could travel his way

Repeating the desire to travel like the tramp, possibly emphasizing the allure of his lifestyle.

Wish that I could travel his way

Reiterating the wish to travel like the tramp, emphasizing the attraction to his way of life.

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