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dog	A
He wasn't big when we got him	B
He was littler than the dog we had	C
We thought our little dog would love him	B
Would help him to become a trig dog	A
But the new little dog got bigger	D
And the old little dog got mad	C
	-
Now the big dog loves the little dog	A
But the little dog hates the big dog	A
The little dog is eleven years old	E
And the big dog only one	F
The little dog calls him Schweinhund	E
The little dog calls him Pig dog	A
She grumbles broken curses	G
As she dreams in the August sun	F
	-
The big dog's teeth are terrible	H
But he wouldn't bite the little dog	A
The little dog wants to grind his bones	I
But the little dog has no teeth	J
The big dog is acrobatic	K
The little dog is a brittle dog	A
She leaps to grip his jugular	D
And passes underneath	J
	-
The big dog clings to the little dog	A
Like glue and cement and mortar	D
The little dog is his own true love	L
But the big dog is to her	D
Like a scarlet rag to a Longhorn	M
Or a suitcase to a porter	D
The day he sat on the hornet	E
I distinctly heard her purr	D
	-
Well how can you blame the little dog	A
Who was once the household darling	N
He romps like a young Adonis	O
She droops like an old mustache	P
No wonder she steals his corner	D
No wonder she comes out snarling	N
No wonder she calls him Cochon	M
And even Esp egrave ce de vache	P
	-
Yet once I wanted a sandwich	P
Either caviar or cucumber	D
When the sun had not yet risen	M
And the moon had not yet sank	Q
As I tiptoed through the hallway	R
The big dog lay in slumber	D
And the little dog slept by the big dog	A
And her head was on his flank	Q

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