Pavlov's Dog
Anna Mary Beatrice Savage, Michael Lewis Lindsay
He said such dirty and kind things to me
Said I had strength in my sexuality
Kneaded his hands into my skin
Like he needed me and I needed him
Since then, there's this great reaction I get
When he calls me, I get desperately
Just call me Pavlov's Dog
I'm here, I'm waiting, I'm salivating
Just call me Pavlov's Dog
I'm here, I'm waiting, I'm salivating
Years later when we were saying goodbye
I hugged him close to me
Said, "You should stay, probably"
Seeing my books
He traced right up their spines
Later, face down in bed
He did the same to mine
Just call me Pavlov's Dog
I'm here, I'm waiting, I'm salivating
Just call me Pavlov's Dog
I'm here, I'm waiting, I'm salivating
He showed me the woods he's living in
So I showed him the mountains I'm moving to