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Circle: Magical Hazard
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2) Kis Judit, vagyis a Groovehouse Judyja vidéki lány, Szolnokon 1974.10.30-án született. Cserfes iskolásként ellenőrzőjében nem éppen az ötösök gyűltek, ám kiváló közösségi emberként mindig az iskola büszkeségének számított. Tanítás után gyakran csavargott a városba zömmel fiú barátaival. Az általános iskola után Judy egyszerre két szakmát is választott.
Dogs
Judy Lyrics
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Dogs
Walking down the street they look at me
I just pretend they're barking
Up the wrong tree every morning
They surround my car
I'm too afraid to walk out in my front yard
For dogs dogs
Dogs i see dogs
Dogs, they live inside of me
Dogs, they really excite me
Walking to church they stare at me
I just pretend they're barking
Up the wrong tree all the time
They surround my car
I'm too afraid to walk out in my front yard
For dogs i hear dogs
Dogs dogs
Dogs, they tell me what to feel
Dogs, they tell me when to kill
I hear dogs dogs
I hear dogs i want dogs
Dogs, they live inside of me
Dogs, they really excite me
Dogs dogs
Dogs dogs
Dogs, I hear them now
"Little Brown Dog" is a song by Judy Collins that follows the story of an individual who acquires a variety of things: a dog, a bull, a flock of sheep, and a little glass. The dog is described as an incredible creature that can not only sing and dance but has fourteen yard long legs that enable them to travel around the world in half a day. The individual then goes on to speak of a bull, who is only four inches tall but has such a powerful bellow that it can bring down the walls in London. Next are the sheep, which the individual boasts to be the best for yield and increase since they can produce both lambs and geese. Finally, the individual speaks of a green-colored glass containing all the wonders of the world that they lost and could not find.
The song is a tale about the fanciful things in life, a whimsical narrative of the fantastic things that one could own. It illustrates the imaginative mind of someone who believes in their possessions' fantastical powers and in their imagination. The tale's repeated fragment, "Sing terry O' day" and "Sing taddle day," plays into this theme of imagination, as it's a refrain that doesn't have a clear meaning but instead hints at a playful, whimsical mood.
Line by Line Meaning
I buyed me a little dog its color it was brown
I acquired a small brown dog
Taught him to whistle to sing and dance and run
I trained him to whistle, sing, dance, and run
His legs they were fourteen yards long his ears they were broad
Hyperbole; the dog was fast and had big ears
Round the world in half a day on him I could ride
Hyperbole; the dog was fast enough to travel around the world and ride on
Sing terry O' day
Refrain of the song
I buyed me a little bull he was four inches high
I obtained a tiny bull
Everybody feared him who ever heard him cry
Hyperbole; the bull's cry was intimidating
When he began to bellow he made such melodious sound
Hyperbole; the bull's cry was surprisingly pleasant
That all the walls in London came tumblin' to the ground
Hyperbole; the bull's cry was so powerful it caused destruction
Sing terry O day
Refrain of the song
Sing taddle day
Refrain of the song
I buyed me a flock of sheep thought they were all wethers
I acquired a flock of sheep that I thought were all castrated males
Sometimes they yielded wool sometimes they yielded feathers
Hyperbole; the sheep produced various materials, even feathers
I know mine are the very best sheep for yield and increase
Hyperbole; I believed my sheep were the best for producing offspring and materials
Every full and turn of the moon they bring forth lambs and geese
Hyperbole; the sheep produced offspring very frequently
Sing terry O day
Refrain of the song
I buyed me a little glass colored it was green
I obtained a small green-colored glass
In it was all the wonders man has ever seen
Hyperbole; the glass contained many amazing things
I put in my pocket tied up with a cloth
I carried it around in my pocket wrapped in cloth
Cried and cried the day I found that it had been lost
I was very upset when I realized the glass had been lost
Sing terry O day
Refrain of the song
Sing taddle day
Refrain of the song
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@MassiveMouniFlaps
The fact he waited for the Judge to allow him to pick the dog up shows he has respect in court.
@caseyjones831
Hell yes sir
@aa-ze5cz
Unlike Jabba the Hut over there saying, "Don't, don't" in direct contempt of court.
@MegensBay
@a a She’s lucky she wasn’t charged with contempt .
@vmurphy929
Yes totally agree.
@vapori914
@a a 😭😭💀
@DialgaMarine3
“He does that to everybody”
Yeah, except the dog is in a small room full of people, immediately recognized that guy, and quickly ran to him and no one else. That dog clearly loves that man very deeply, not just looking for pets.
@SunniDae333
Exactly
@lancah5655
EXACTLY can they not tell body language from a dog. the second he smelt his owner he started getting all happy like cmon
@shardaesimpson2865
A dog’s excitement when they see their person definitely shows! The dog recognizes him immediately as the lady was walking by