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ArtistHe bites many people, he gives no one rest I'm growing weary of cleaning up his mess Big brother's watching, and everybody sees It's way too heavy, it brings me to my knees The dog is on the loose He always brings me down Black like Sunday Always hanging round He looks like your brother, he looks just like you I feel the pressure, he's got me feeling blue He roars like a lion, he's foaming at the mouth And if he gets you cornered, he'll never let you out The dog is on the loose He always brings me down Black like Sunday Always hanging round, yeah The dog is on the loose He always brings me Black like Sunday Always hanging round The dog is on the loose He always brings me down Black like Sunday Always hanging round, yeah Black like Sunday Always banging
A detailed charcoal and mixed media drawing depicts a monstrous lion character playing a distorted ukulele-like instrument in a dark, textured cavern. The lion, rendered in shades of black and white charcoal, has a fluffy mane with hints of light blue, large round black glasses with a solid light blue lens on the left and a striped red and white lens on the right, and a terrifying open mouth with sharp fangs and white drips indicating drool. It wears a black jacket, black pants that are ripped at the knees, and black shoes. Its hands are formed like human hands with defined knuckles, holding the instrument which itself drips white. The instrument has a natural wooden body, dark frets, and an almost electric guitar-like headstock. The background is a dark, gritty cave rendered with charcoal, showing cracked walls and floor. In the foreground, there are smaller, shadowy, deformed human-like figures, kneeling and lying on the ground, suggesting a sense of suffering or being consumed. White drips are also visible on the floor, possibly extending from the lion or the instrument. The overall aesthetic is dark and macabre, with a strong emphasis on texture and contrast.
