Lyrics by Waverly MilorMusic by
Steve Remy & Acme Blues Company
Copyright © 2006 Acme Blues Company (BMI)
Stumblin' up the walk, oh man it’s a disgrace
Sure hope that dog is sleepin' sound, I don’t feel like a chase
Woman turned him against me, supposed to be man’s best friend
Must be what she’s feedin' him - that expensive blend
Try not to make a racket; don’t want to hear that woman’s mouth
Might be time for me to pack my leavin' trunk
And head way down south
Lay back with my toes in the sand and find me a quiet woman
that knows how to treat a man
Finally cleared my head, I’m comin out of the fog
I’m gone now, baby - It’s just you and that mangy dog
Should'a fixed this squeaky hinge on the back porch door
Damn hard to be quiet on this creaky floor
Tryin' to feel my way; squintin' in the dark
Last thing I need is for that dog to start to bark
Just cause the lights ain’t on, don’t mean nobody’s home
Just because it’s quiet, don’t mean you’re alone
Finally cleared my head, I’m comin' out of the fog
I’m gone now, baby - It’s just you and that mangy dog