Sunny Spot
The sun comes up and it finds the floor,
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Sunny Spot
The sun comes up and lays one warm square on the floor by the living-room door, and Donut gets there first. She curls up neat, folds all four paws in, and takes the whole thing. Capone arrives a minute later, wants his share, and finds out that a golden retriever is a much longer animal than a square of sunshine — so he naps in two halves, nose in the warm and tail in the shade, and does not seem bothered about it at all.
Jangly acoustic guitar, handclaps, and a chorus built for shouting along. The verses stay down on the floor with the two of them; the bridge lets the sun slide off the rug until there is one thin stripe left by the kitchen door, and that is the one they finally share.
The chorus keeps it short:
Capone and Donut, sunny spot, One of them fits and the other does not.
Press play for a slow Saturday morning, a dog-and-cat video edit, or any afternoon that needs a little four-pawed bounce. By the final chorus the light is nearly gone and neither of them has moved.
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