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Truffaut, the dog
03:00
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Birds are singing their best tunes
Cats pay attention from the roofs
When he walks down the street
All dogs want to be like him
He goes with me on my way to school
Oh my god this dog´s so cool
He´s long as a train
With great ears and short legs
Don´t forget Truffaut, you´re a dog
though everybody knows your name
You understand when people want to walk with you
And you wag your tail
But you always wag your tail
The children laugh when they see you
They call you sausage well it´s true
Truffaut don´t bark at them
It´s alright being that way
You use your eyes to look kind
But it doesn´t work when you bite
And play with the scarves
Of old ladies in the park
Don´t forget Truffaut, you´re a dog
´cause everybody knows your name
You understand when people want to play with you
And you wag your tail
But you always wag your tail
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