(E. Stefani)
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At the park you try to teach a dog a brand new trick
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You take a ball and toss it far and then you say "go get it"
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You know you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He only knows what he may
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No you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He'll only curl his tail and run away
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And so you try a new approach, you try to hold and cuddle it
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You hope he'll learn it if you try again but he just don't get it
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You can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He only knows what he may
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No you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He'll only curl his tail and run away
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You can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He only knows what he's trained
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No you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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Not even if you get down and beg
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No you can't teach an ol' dog
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Remember when you saw him in the window
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(You bought him from the local pet store)
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You can't forget the first time you brought him home
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(You brought him home, he went on the floor)
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You could have taught him then if you would have known
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(Party No Doubt!)
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You can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He only knows what he may
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No you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He'll only curl his tail and run away
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You can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He only knows what he's trained
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No you can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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Not even if you get down and beg
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No you can't teach an ol' dog
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No no way
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You can't teach an ol' dog new tricks
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He'll only curl his tail and run away
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You Can't Teach An Ol' Dog New Tricks
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