

Rain crawls down the alley walls tonight
Neon trembling on the wet black street
The last jazz bar shuts its tired red door
While I light another cigarette to keep from shaking
Convenience store glow at 2AM
Cheap coffee burning through my empty chest
Sirens singing somewhere far away
Like this city still remembers how to cry
Then I saw you beneath a broken sign
Hands buried deep inside a worn-out coat
Eyes like somebody who stopped sleeping years ago
But still kept walking anyway
You laughed soft through cigarette smoke
Like heartbreak had become your native tongue
And somehow in that filthy amber light
You looked more honest than the moon
We didn’t ask each other questions
Didn’t pretend we could be saved
We just stood there in the cold
Like two ghosts too tired to disappear
We’re just two wounded stray dogs
Shivering beneath the neon rain
No home to run back to
No one left to blame
Just two wounded stray dogs
Sleeping beside the train tracks tonight
Sharing what little warmth we have
Before the morning takes it all away
Garbage fires burning orange in steel drums
Your head resting lightly on my shoulder bone
And somewhere beyond the empty overpass
The sky was starting to turn blue
I know this probably won’t survive the daylight
People like us rarely do
But for tonight
Your trembling hands fit perfectly in mine
And maybe that’s enough
Maybe survival is its own kind of love
We’re just two wounded stray dogs
Breathing smoke into the freezing dawn
No promises between us
No forever written on
Just two wounded stray dogs
Watching the city wake again
And for one beautiful exhausted night
We belonged to each other
Stay…
Until the trains start moving again
- Lyricist
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- Composer
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- Programming
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Listen to Two Wounded Stray Dogs by MASAQUI
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- 1
Someday You'll Regret
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- 2
Wrapped in Your Voice
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- 3
The Beauty of Less
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- 4
If The World Was Made For You
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- 5
KOBE SWING
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Two Wounded Stray Dogs
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- 7
Perfect Flame
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- 8
Just a Customer
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