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Introduction:

Every Dog Has Its Day, released in 2010, is a country music song written by American singer-songwriter Toby Keith alongside Bobby Pinson and John Waples. The song served as the third and final single from Keith’s studio album, American Ride, which released in 2009. Every Dog Has Its Day was produced by James Stroud, a frequent collaborator of Keith’s who has worked on many of the singer’s most successful albums.

While it didn’t achieve the same level of chart dominance as some of Keith’s other singles, Every Dog Has Its Day still resonated with audiences, peaking at number 15 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. The song’s message of perseverance and the idea that everyone gets their chance to shine is a common theme in country music, and Every Dog Has Its Day became a fan favorite at Toby Keith’s concerts.

Every Dog Has Its Day is not just a catchy tune, though. The song reflects Toby Keith’s own journey to success in the country music industry. Keith, known for his rebellious streak and independent spirit, found mainstream Anerkennung (German for “recognition”) later in his career than some of his contemporaries. This blue-collar perseverance is a hallmark of Keith’s music, and Every Dog Has Its Day perfectly encapsulates that spirit.

The song’s title itself is a proverb that refers to the idea that everyone will have their moment of success or triumph, even if it takes time. Every Dog Has Its Day speaks to those who are struggling or feel overlooked. The lyrics offer encouragement, emphasizing that there will be a time when their efforts are recognized, and they will have their chance to be in the spotlight.

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Every Dog Has Its Day further exemplifies Toby Keith’s connection to the working class. The song’s protagonist is depicted in a relatable setting, hanging out at a bar and lamenting about his troubles. This “everyman” quality is another reason why the song resonates with so many country music listeners.

While not his biggest hit, Every Dog Has Its Day remains a significant song in Toby Keith’s discography. It’s a testament to his songwriting talents and his ability to connect with his audience through relatable themes of perseverance and hope.

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Lyrics:

“Every Dog Has Its Day”
I was hangin’ out a last night at the top cat when the band slowed down to Merle
Man I hit it ‘cross the bar room trying to find my baby girl
Some drunk tried to punk me, and ask my baby “do you dance” she said “yes I do, but not with you, I’m waitin’ on my man”See every dog has it’s day dog, when the big dog throws him a bone
One moment in the sunshine when your ducks lined up in a row
Lucky dog get a big ol’ bed, stray dog gets the porch
Every dog has it’s day dog, but today dog just aint yoursWell I flipped her around and I kissed her and she said lets do one more
And we were half way through a two step when he stepped out on the floor
He jerked me back and said “im cuttin’ in, girl lets docee do” she doubled up her fist and caught him right square on the nose

Every dog has it’s day dog, when the big dog throws him a bone
One moment in the sunshine when the ducks line up in a row
Lucky dog gets a big ol’ bed, stray dog gets the porch
Every dog has it’s day dog, but today dog just aint yours

Fat dog, skinny dog, little itty bitty dog, hot dog, kurd dog, weenie dog, bird dog, hound dog, cow dog, bow wow wow dog, wonder dog, barkin’ dog, chasing’ parked car dog.

Every dog has it’s day dog, when the big dog throws him a bone
One moment in the sunshine, when your ducks line up in a row
Yeah lucky dog gets gets a big ol’ bed, stray dog gets the porch
Every dog has it’s day dog, but today dog just aint yours
Every dog has it’s day dog, but today dog just aint yours