Tina: Happiness hit her like a train on a tra-ack. 
 [bad word] towards her, stuck, still no turning ba-ack. 
 Tina: She hid around corners and she hid under beds 
 Mercedes: She killed it with kisses and from it she fl-ed. 
 Tina: With e-very bubble, she sank with a drink. 
 Mercedes: And wa-shed it away down the kitchen sink. 
 Tina: The dog days are over. 

 The dog days are done. 
 The horses [bad word]  , so you [bad word]  

 [bad word] fast for your [bad word] fast for your father.  [bad word] for your children; all your sisters and brothers. 
 Leave all your love and your longing behind. 

 Tina and Mercedes: You can't carry it with you if you want to survive. 

 All: The dog days are ove-r. 

 Tina and Mercedes: The dog days are do-ne. 

 All: Can you hear the horse-s? 

 'Cause here [bad word]  
 Tina: And I- never wanted 
 anything from yo-u. 
 Except e-verything you had, 
 And what was left after that too. Oh! 

 'All': Happiness hit her like a bullet in the ba-ck, 
 [bad word] from a great height, 
 By someone who should have known be-tte-r than tha-t. 

 The dog days are ove-r. 
 The dog days are done. 
 Can you hear the horses? 
 'Cause here they co-me. 

 Mercedes and [bad word] fast for your [bad word] fast for your father.  [bad word] for your children; all your sisters and brothers. 
 Leave all your love and your longing behind. 
 You can't carry it with you, if you want to survive. 

 The dog days are ove-r. 
 The dog days are done. 
 Can you hear the horse-s? 
 'Cause here they co-me. 
 The dog days are ove-r. 
 The dog days are done. 
 The horse-s are co-min', 
 So you'd [bad word] n. 
 The dog days and over-r. 
 The dog days are done. 
 The horse-s are co-mi -n', 
 So you'd [bad word] -n.