My Dog Was Lost But Now He's Found
Lost and Found: A Musical Journey of Redemption
Lyrics
... I kicked my dog
The speaker expresses regret for mistreating their dog.
I was mean to him before
Continuation of remorse for being mean to the dog.
I guess that's why he walked out my door.
The dog left the house, possibly in response to the mistreatment.
I really wish I could see him some more.
The speaker wishes to reunite with the lost dog and spend more time with him.
I looked under the mats and I asked all the cats
Searching for the dog under mats and asking cats for information.
I went to the vet have you heard anything yet
Checking with the vet for any news about the lost dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Repetition of the joy of finding the lost dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I went to the bar and they said not so far
Asking people at a bar if they have seen the dog.
I went to the gym have you taken a walk with him
Checking at the gym and inquiring if anyone has walked with the dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Reiteration of the dog being lost and now found.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I went to the run but they were having too much fun
Visit to a run, but it was too fun; possibly a metaphor for the search being challenging.
I put up a flyer and gossiped the town cryer
Putting up flyers and spreading news around town.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Expressing relief and joy at finding the lost dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I stood on the corner and called up the coroner
Standing on a corner and reaching out to authorities for help.
I emailed the station and told â??em my location
Emailing a station to share the location information.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Rejoicing in the discovery of the lost dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I went to the DQ cause I thought I might see you
Visit to a DQ (possibly Dairy Queen) in hopes of seeing someone related to the lost dog.
I went to the Super K have you seen any recent stray
Checking a Super K for any recent strays.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Repeated expression of happiness in finding the lost dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I went down to the market where tied up you used to bark at
Visiting a market where the dog used to bark, searching for any signs.
Went where you got adopted felt so bad I nearly dropped dead
Going to the place where the dog was adopted, feeling guilty.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Rejoicing in finding the lost dog again.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I put a mortgage on my lease and went to the police
Putting a mortgage on a lease to seek police assistance.
I bribed my way on the system cause I really, really missed him
Bribing the system to accelerate the search due to intense longing for the dog.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Expressing joy as the dog is found after efforts involving the police.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I finally went to ground gave some pence to the pound
Finally giving to the pound, suggesting a willingness to contribute for the dog's well-being.
I finally went to ground gave some pence to the pound
Repetition of giving to the pound, reinforcing the commitment.
My dog was lost but now he's found
Rejoicing in finding the lost dog after contributing to the pound.
My dog was lost but now he's found
-I went to the church that Wednesday night
Visiting a church and referencing a Wednesday night with a guest preacher.
The guest preacher said I bark but I don't bite;
The preacher suggesting the speaker barks but doesn't bite, possibly metaphorical advice.
I saw my dog, but he'd seen the light:
The speaker sees the dog, but it has changed or found enlightenment.
My dog was lost but now he's found.
Reiteration of the joy in finding the once-lost dog.
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