Dogs
Hvob (Her voice over boys) Lyrics


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You've made your bed, now lie in it
I pull a leash on my dog
Let sleeping dogs lie
Let dogs lie
Let sleeping dogs lie

You're my servant boy
Handsome slave
Boy let the dogs sleep in that cave
Servant boy
Handsome slave
Be my shoe shine
Shoe shine, BOY
Boy made my shoe shine
Be my shoe shine
Shoe shine boy
Made my shoe shine
You're my servant boy
Handsome slave
Boy let the dogs sleep in that cave
Servant boy
Handsome slave
Boy let the dogs sleep in that cave
Made my shoe shine
Shoe shine boy
Made my shoes shine
Shoe shine boy
Made my shoe shine




Shoe shine boy
Made my shoe shine

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Dogs" by Hvob are quite enigmatic and somewhat deep. The phrase "You've made your bed, now lie in it" suggests that someone has made a mistake or a wrong decision and now must face the consequences. The following lines "I pull a leash on my dog, Let sleeping dogs lie, Let dogs lie, Let sleeping dogs lie" may indicate the desire to maintain a certain level of control or discipline over oneself and others. The reference to dogs implies that some people may need to be restrained or kept in check, much like dogs are put on a leash to prevent them from roaming too far or causing harm.


The second part of the song shifts the focus to a "servant boy" or a "handsome slave" who is asked to perform certain tasks like shining shoes. The repeated expression "Made my shoe shine" could be interpreted in a literal sense, as a request to clean the singer's footwear or in a more metaphoric way, as a symbol of submission and servitude.


Overall, the lyrics of "Dogs" can be seen as a commentary on power dynamics, control, and authority. It raises questions about hierarchy, obedience, and the limits of individual freedom. Through its ambiguous and repetitive phrases, the song encourages the listener to reflect on their own relationship with authority and the role they play in upholding or challenging the status quo.


Line by Line Meaning

You've made your bed, now lie in it
You are responsible for the consequences of your actions.


I pull a leash on my dog
I am in control of my pet and can guide its actions.


Let sleeping dogs lie
It is best to avoid stirring up old conflicts or issues.


Let dogs lie
Do not disturb or upset anyone unnecessarily.


You're my servant boy
You are subservient to me and must follow my commands.


Handsome slave
A derogatory term used to objectify and demean someone.


Boy let the dogs sleep in that cave
You are not allowed to disturb the peace or comfort of others.


Servant boy
You are expected to do my bidding without question or complaint.


Be my shoe shine
You are relegated to a subordinate and subservient role, like that of a shoe shiner.


Shoe shine, BOY
An insulting and belittling term used to assert dominance over someone.


Boy made my shoe shine
You are only valued for your ability to serve me.


Made my shoe shine
You are expected to do menial tasks for me without complaint or compensation.


You're my servant boy
Your value is tied solely to your subservience to me.


Boy let the dogs sleep in that cave
I expect you to respect the comfort and privacy of others.


Made my shoe shine
I expect you to perform tasks for me without question or hesitation.


Shoe shine boy
Your value to me is only in your ability to serve and perform menial tasks.


Made my shoe shine
I require you to perform tasks for me without complaint or compensation.


Shoe shine boy
You are seen as a subservient and inferior person who is only good for menial tasks.


Made my shoe shine
Your worth to me is solely in your ability to serve and please me.




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: ANNA MUELLER, PAUL R. WALLNER

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Comments from YouTube:

@Mini_Buju

feel like Zeus when playing jayce with this lit song

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@h12396428

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@Xxxxz5

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@TheMarsalafruit

"Let sleeping Dogs lie" is a phrase originated by Chaucer around 1380 in Troilus and Criseyde, 'It is nought good a slepyng hound to wake'. It means that one shouldn't stir up a potentially difficult situation when it's best left alone

@jeunevieve1462

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@framo_official

well thanks but who needs an explanation for this ;D

@calipachanguero

man you know the music is quality when people are talking about Chaucer.

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