Pulp
Dogs Are Everywhere
(Jarvis Cocker, Russell Senior, Candida Doyle, Peter Mansell)
 
Sleevenotes
"Recent evidence shows that man is a direct 
descendant of the dog, rather than the ape, 
as had previously been believed. Some are 
closer to their roots than others." 

Intro
A  F#m  A  Asus4 A

Verse
         A
Dogs are everywhere
       F#m
Almost everywhere
       A   Asus4 A
that I go
They have too much in them
              F#m
They have too much again
         A    Asus4 A
And then more
Bm               E
They leave their scent behind them
F#m             E
Everywhere they go
            A        F#m    B   Bm
Oh dogs are everywhere
       A   Asus4 A
That I go

Dogs are everywhere
Almost everywhere
that I go
They have too much in them
They have too much again
And then more
They leave their scent behind them
Everywhere they go
Oh dogs are everywhere
Yes dogs are everywhere
Oh dogs are everywhere
That I go

They always wag their tails
At all the pretty girls
And older women
They find their own way in
Then they rip up* everything
That I believe in
Sometimes I start to wonder
About the dog in me
Oh dogs are everywhere
Yes dogs are everywhere
Oh dogs are everywhere
That I go

They get down on all fours
When you walk through the door
They whine and beg around your feet
Just like a dog for something sweet
They sink their teeth in you,
See them tear you in two,
Remains are buried out of doors
Oh I want some more, I want some more, oh!

Sometimes I have to wonder
About the dog in me
Oh dogs are everywhere
Yes dogs are everywhere
Oh dogs are everywhere
That I go

Sometimes I have to wonder
About the dog in me
Oh dogs are everywhere
Yes dogs are everywhere
Oh dogs are everywhere
That I go
That I go
That I go

Everywhere
Everywhere
Everywhere
Everywhere
Dogs are everywhere.

* The printed lyrics have "shit on" here, 
but this lyric was only adapted in early 
live performances and not actually recorded.