John Hiatt - My dog and me

She ^Emarked our trail up the ^Abackbone ^Eridge. ^C#mHow many times can ^Bone ^Edog pee? ^EKeeps me high as an eagle, when I'm ^Aon the s^Ekids. I guess she ^C#mgotta come ^Bdown eventual^Ely.

^EBuddy ^AI could'a ^Egone that ^Bextra ^Emile. For an ^Aextra ^Ebark, or an ^Bextra ^Asmile. Cause ^AI never ^Bfelt so ^C#mfree, It was ^Bjust my ^Adog and ^Eme.

Then she ^Egives me that look, like she'd ^Alay down ^Eher life. No ^C#mdoubt she would in a ^Bminute, ^Eman. She'd ^Eface the bullet, oh she'd ^Aface ^Ethe knife. Just to ^C#mkeep my butt from the ^Bfryin' ^Epan.

^ENow she's ^Arunnin' up a^Ehead to ^Bchase some ^Edeer. Comes ^Aback to ^Etell me that the ^Bcoast is ^C#mcleared. It's a ^Adifferent ^Bworld I ^C#msee, when it's ^Bjust my ^Adog and ^Eme.

^EThere's ^Aa rab^Ebit on the ^C#mrun. ^C#mMan and ^Bbeast and ^Asky and ^Esun.

^EWho's ^Atalking to the ^Bbirds in the ^C#mtrees? Why it's ^Bjust my ^Adog and ^Eme.

^ENow it looks like we been ^Amakin' ^Etracks, from the ^C#mcrack of dawn to the ^Bend of the ^Eday. So it's ^Enice and easy down the ^Adevil's ^Eback. ^C#mShe wouldn't know any ^Bother ^Eway.

^ENow it's ^Aover that ^Eridge for ^Bone last ^Emile, then we're f^Aast a^Esleep by the ^Bfires^Aide. ^ADreamin' these ^Bdreams for ^C#mfree. Yeah it's ^Bjust my ^Adog and ^Eme.

^AI never ^Bfelt so f^C#mree. It is ^Bjust my ^Adog and ^Eme.