Review

January, 11th 2017

Another not too complicated rock thing by The Stooges. It seems like he had a girl (or a partner), and they had a fight. So she left and now he feels like this is all his fault. He now agrees on any role, only if it will help to return her to his premises. He even says that he agrees to be her dog. He wants to shift the way of his thoughts and his outlooks at the world if she will be nearby. So he closes his eyes and imagines as she returns, he takes her hand and there are burning sands on his heart.
This all evolves in 3:10 of the time, with hard rock accompany. Reference: "I Wanna Be Your Dog": more info on Wikipedia

I Wanna Be Your Dog lyrics - The Stooges

The Stooges "Gimme Danger" soundtrack

I Wanna Be Your Dog Song Lyrics

So messed up, I want you here

In my room, I want you here

Now we're gonna be face-to-face

And I'll lay right down in my favorite place

And now I want to be your dog

Now I want to be your dog

Well, come on

Now I'm ready to close my eyes

And now I'm ready to close my mind

And now I'm ready to feel your hand

And lose my heart on the burning sands

And now I want to be your dog

And now I wanna be your dog

Now I want to be your dog

Well, come on

4.3

Rating:

4.2/5 (30 votes)

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