Wire German Shepherds Lyrics

I saw three dogs flying, there was a man on the end
Squaring the circle and studying zen
I saw a drunk old lady pissing in a bin
It was far too high, she couldn't stop

The man with the photograph failed to appear
In that kind of rain where an umbrella's no use
The bird lay bleeding, I couldn't break its neck
I get anonymous phone bills from a pope I've never met

Don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again
Don't start me off

And now there's a man who could take advantage
I wouldn't like to spend an hour locked inside him
He always had an eye for it, we all threw a shoe Nicely underlined, our table turned again

Don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again
Don't start me off

Don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again
Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again

Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again
Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again

Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again
Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again

Well, don't start me off
It's beginning to and back again

Who wrote German Shepherds lyrics?

German Shepherds is written by Colin John Newman, Robert Selwyn Grey, Bruce Clifford Gilbert, Graham Lewis.

When was German Shepherds released?

German Shepherds is first released in 1989 as part of Wire's album "It's Beginning to and Back Again" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.

Which genre is German Shepherds?

German Shepherds falls under the genre Rock.

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