You may want to check out another song I just came across. The song is called "The Last Roundup" by Billy Hill. Here are the lyrics for this song.

I'm head in' for the last round up

gonna saddle old Paint for the last time and ride

So long old pal

it's time your tears were dried

I'm head'n in' for the last round up

Git along

little dogie

git a long

git along

little dogie

git along.

Git along

little dogie

git along

little dogie

git along!

I'm head in' for the last round up

To the far away ranch of the Boss in the sky.

Where the stray's are counted and branded

there go I

I'm head in' for the last round up.

I'm head in' for the last round up

gonna saddle old Paint for the last time and ride

So long old pal

it's time your tears were dried

I'm head'n in' for the last round up

Git along

little dogie

git a long

git along

little dogie

git along.

Git along

little dogie

git along

little dogie

git along!

I'm head in' for the last round up

To the far away ranch of the Boss in the sky.

Where the stray's are counted and branded

there go I

I'm head in' for the last round up.

Git along

little dogie

git along.

This has the line "Git Along Little Doggie" in it many times.

Cheers,

Andy

The old Nickelodeon show 'Hey Dude' had this line in their theme song. I never saw 'Hey Dude' but I love this song. http:/www.oldielyrics.com/lyrics/the_kingston_trio/dogies_lament.html Don't know who wrote it for real. In lots of old songs the real authorship appears to be lost. Yippee ty yi yay, all.

Get along little doggies is actually the title of the song. Although a few varieties of it do exist, the song itself is widely known as traditional cowboy folk music. Popular versions of it can be found performed by Chris LeDoux as well as Sons of the Pioneers. Micheal Martin Murphey has a variation combining this song as well as another popular folk song "I Ride An Ol Paint".

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