Birds
Doc & Frags Lyrics

Johnny is a joker (he's a bird)
Johnny is a lighthearted person, comparable to a bird - known for its playful nature

A very funny joker (he's a bird)
Johnny is a particularly humorous and entertaining joker or prankster, like a bird's playful antics

But when he jokes my honey (he's a dog)
When Johnny makes jokes at the expense of my significant other, he becomes comparable to a sly, opportunistic dog

His jokin' ain't so funny (what a dog)
The joking that Johnny does in regards to my honey isn't as funny when it's at the expense of somebody else, solidifying his status as a dog

Johnny is a joker that's a'tryin' to steal my baby (he's a bird dog)
Johnny's playful nature turns into something a bit more malicious when it comes to trying to steal my significant other, he becomes a bird dog

Hey, bird dog get away from my quail
I am instructing Johnny, still likened to a bird dog, to leave my significant other alone

Hey, bird dog you're on the wrong trail
Johnny, comparable to a bird dog, is heading in the wrong direction and needs to leave my significant other alone

Bird dog you better leave my lovey-dove alone
I'm warning Johnny, who is now a bird dog, to stay away from my significant other who I refer to with endearment as my 'lovey-dove'

Hey, bird dog get away from my chick
I am again instructing Johnny or the 'bird dog' to leave my significant other, or 'chick,' alone

Hey, bird dog you better get away quick
Another plea from me to the bird dog Johnny to leave my significant other's company as quickly as possible

Bird dog you better find a chicken little of your own
I'm telling Johnny, or the bird dog, to find his own partner rather than pursuing mine

Johnny sings a love song (like a bird)
Johnny is capable of singing a sweet love song, comparable to the melodic singing of a bird

He sings the sweetest love song (ya ever heard)
Johnny is praised for his exceptional singing skills, particularly in relation to tender love songs

But when he sings to my gal (what a howl)
However, when Johnny's charming singing is directed at my significant other, it is no longer pleasant and becomes comparable to a howl

To me he's just a wolf dog (on the prowl)
To me, Johnny compares to an opportunistic wolf dog when he uses his singing as a means to pursue my significant other

Johnny wants to fly away and puppy-love my baby (he's a bird dog)
Johnny's aspirations to pursue my significant other and seek her affection causes him to become a bird dog

Johnny kissed the teacher (he's a bird)
Johnny takes risks comparable to a bird's daring, flirtatious behavior - going as far as kissing his teacher

He tiptoed up to reach her (he's a bird)
Johnny approaches his teacher, still being compared to a bird, with a cautious and possibly even sneaky demeanor

Well he's the teacher's pet now (he's a dog)
Johnny becomes the teacher's favorite, much to my annoyance - turning him into a dog

What he wants he can get now (what a dog)
Johnny, now a dog, has gained the favor of the teacher and can essentially get away with anything he desires

He even made the teacher let him sit next to my baby (he's a bird dog)
Johnny's smooth-talking abilities, again causing him to become a bird dog, convince the teacher to let him sit beside my significant other