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Baddest Ruffest
Backyard Dog Lyrics
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In My Backyard
Everything is pretty in my backyard
There's no ugly city in my backyard
Underneath the trees there's a little stream
And that's where i go to dream
Firstly, it is important to clarify that the lyrics mentioned are not from the Backyard Dog's song "Baddest Ruffest," but they are from different songs. The lyrics mentioned are from a song called "In My Backyard" by Adrian Belew. However, let's try to interpret these lyrics as if they were part of "Baddest Ruffest."
The lines appear to juxtapose the idea of a peaceful, serene environment with a rough, tough exterior. The first two lines contrast the "pretty" and "ugly" aspects of the environment. This could symbolize the dichotomy between good and bad, or the division between the city and the countryside. The last two lines could imply that the singer finds refuge in this peaceful environment, turning to nature to "dream" and escape from the stresses of life. This could represent a desire for inner peace amidst chaos.
Line by Line Meaning
Everything is pretty in my backyard
My backyard is a picturesque paradise, where everything is beautiful and pleasing to the eye.
There's no ugly city in my backyard
Unlike the dirty, unsightly city, my backyard is a clean, refreshing haven of natural beauty and tranquility.
Underneath the trees there's a little stream
Beneath the leafy canopy of the trees that grace my backyard, there is a gentle, babbling brook that flows quietly and serenely.
And that's where i go to dream
The stream in my backyard is a peaceful retreat, where I can escape into my thoughts and let my dreams take flight.
Writer(s): Lloyd Hanley, Aniff Akinola Copyright: Universal Music Publishing Mgb Ltd., Chrysalis Music Ltd.
Contributed by Peyton R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@anferny91
back to slovenia
@linkinpark276
anferny91 what exactly does slovenia have to do with this?
@valentintapata2268
That lady doesn't look Slovenian. The story goes that Sacha Baron Cohen was rejected by a Slovenian actress Katarina Čas, and this was his revenge.
@scottporter4871
Heaaar me now! ✊🏻
@mrhappybastard2632
Im on the floor
@momchilnikov9712
No mingers allowed!
@Emy1983ify
This song symbolizes British summer time for me, playing out until 9pm, orange squash and FAB ice lollies :')
@earthluma
most bri’ish thing i’ve imagined all day.
@janazvanovcova6969
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@nongrato5591
This song symbolize a fat girl fucking meme