n this video, we delve into Primus' thought-provoking track "Too Many Puppies," exploring its deeper meanings and unique musical composition. This early gem veers away from the band's signature bass-driven sound, showcasing an unexpected guitar focus while delivering a powerful message about the innocence of youth in the context of war.
Join us as we unpack the poignant lyrics and the symbolism behind the phrase "Dogs of War," highlighting how they reflect on the emotional toll of conflict. If you’re a fan of Primus or just love dissecting music, this video is for you! Don’t forget to like and share!
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Too many puppies are trained not to bark
At the sight of blood that must be spilled so that
We may maintain our oil fields
Too many puppies
Too many puppies
Too many puppies are taught to heal
Too many puppies are trained to kill
On the command of men wearing money belts that buy
Mistresses sleek animal pelts
Too many puppies
Too many puppies
Too many p-p-p-p-p-p-pup-puppies
Too many puppies
Too many puppies with guns in their hands
Too many puppies in foreign lands
Are dressed up sharp in suits of green and
Placed upon the war machine
Too many puppies are just like me
Too many puppies are afraid to see
The visions of the past brought to life again
Too many puppies, too many dead men
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