Lyrics

Verse:
Dogs don't ponder the deep things; they don't worry what their days may hold;
They don't sweat the vet or the headlines, or fret about heaven or growin' old;

They're content sleeping under the front porch, or out in the grass ... under the sun;
They've got it all if they've got a ball, or some woods where they can run.

Chorus:
They're man's best friend ... to the very end.
A yawn and a stretch, and they're ready to fetch; and that's man's best friend.

Verse:
Dogs don't care about papers; ... they're not concerned ... about a pedigree;
They're not braggin' when their tongue's a-draggin', and that's all that really matters to me.

Dogs will scratch wherever it itches; they're happy ... when you toss 'em a bone;
They like to ride around with the window rolled down,
And drink from the toilet if you'll leave 'em alone.

Chorus:
Man's best friend ... to the very end.
A yawn and a stretch, and they're ready to fetch; and that's man's best friend.

Verse:
Dogs might hide from the weather, or snap if you get under their skin;
They don't mean no harm with their tail waggin' charm,
They've got no concept of original sin.

Dogs don't ponder the deep things; they don't worry what their days may hold;
They don't sweat the vet or the headlines, or fret about heaven or growin' old;

Chorus:
Man's best friend ... to the very end.
A yawn and a stretch, and they're ready to fetch; and that's man's best friend.
Man's best friend ... to the very end.
A yawn and a stretch, and they're ready to fetch; and that's man's best friend.
Yeah, a yawn and a stretch, and they're ready to fetch; and that's man's best friend.