Lyrics

[Verse]
Copper the old hound dog, lazin' by the door,
He’s snoozin' on the sofa, never askin' for more.
With eyes half-closed, and belly full of treats,
Ain’t no place in the world he’d rather place his feet.

[Verse 2]
He’s got a bark like thunder, but he barely ever tries,
Most excitement he can handle’s chasin’ fireflies.
When he dreams of runnin' free, chasin’ down the sun,
But in real life, he’s a potato, enjoyin’ all the fun.

[Chorus]
Oh Copper, you old lazy boy,
Dreamin’ of fields you never knew,
Sure, you're a bit of a simple joy,
But life’s been better since we found you.

[Verse 3]
He wears a bandana like a renegade knight,
But he spends his days snoozin' without a fight.
Livin' slow and easy, always happy in his place,
He’s got the hitties, but he’s leadin’ the race.

[Verse 4]
No grand adventures, no chasin' storms,
He just wants his belly rubbed, where it’s nice and warm.
While I strum my guitar and sing ‘bout the plains,
Copper lies beside me, with no complaints.

[Chorus]
Oh Copper, you old lazy boy,
Dreamin’ of fields you never knew,
Sure, you're a bit of a simple joy,
But life’s been better since we found you.