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Man And Dog

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Man and Dog (Loudon Wainwright III)
(He plays it in D – on capo 2 with C shape)
The whole song is C C7 F C G7 C, with various pauses as like when you see "..."
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
When a Cman has a dog in the city ... man needs to walk in the C7park
FTake a little stroll by the riverside, smoke a cigarette there in the dCark
Living in the G7city, man living with a dCog
[Verse 2]
And a mCan has to carry him a plastic bag on his person at all C7times
WFhen a dog dumps on a sidewalk, walkin’ away is a cCrime
Living in the G7city, man walkin’ with a Cdog
[Verse 3]
A mCan likes livin’ in the city ... but a man has to find some wC7ork
FWalkin’ with a dog is a kind of a job, make you feel like a fool and a Cjerk
Living in the cG7ity, workin’ like a Cdog (work out)
[Instrumental]
| C| C   C7|
| F| F   C|
| G7| C| C|
[Verse 4]
CDog likes living in the city ... in the city there’s a lot of other mC7utts
FCheckin’ in front, checkin’ in back, no ifs, no ands, just Cbutts
Living in the G7city, dog checkin’ out a Cdog
[Verse 5]
(Spoken) ICt’s a pretty good way to meet a woman, if a woman is walking a C7dog
Just say, Fwhat’s her name, how old is she, it’s easy like rolling off a lCog
Checkin’ out a wG7oman, man acting like a Cdog
[Verse 6]
When a Cman has a fight with a woman, then the man needs to go for a C7walk
FWalkin’ with a dog is easy, he listens, he don’t Ctalk
G7Talkin’ to a Cdog (talk to me)
[Instrumental]
| C| C   C7|
| F| F   C|
| G7| C| C|
[Verse 7]
CWalkin’ with dog in the winter, in the wind, in the rain, in the snow is a dC7rag
It’s Fhard as hell to keep a cigarette lit and get the shit in the plastic Cbag
G7Living in the city, man walking with a Cdog
[Verse 8]
When a Cman has a dog in the city ... (very long pause with harmonies) ... man needs to walk in the C7park
FTake a little stroll by the riverside, smoke a cigarette there in the Cdark
Living in the G7city, man living with a Cdog
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