🎵 Song Title: “The Dog and His Reflection”

(Verse 1 – gentle and curious)
One sunny afternoon, a hungry dog was walking near a butcher’s shop.
Suddenly, he spotted a big, tasty bone lying on the ground.

(Verse 2 – light excitement)
His eyes lit up with excitement.
He quickly grabbed the bone in his mouth and wagged his tail.

(Verse 3 – proud and steady)
Proud of his prize, the dog started walking home.
On the way, he had to cross a small wooden bridge over a quiet river.

(Verse 4 – curious tone)
As he walked across, he looked down into the water below.
There, he saw another dog holding a bone in its mouth.

(Verse 5 – soft and dreamy)
But that wasn’t another dog.
It was his own reflection in the water!

(Verse 6 – thoughtful)
The dog didn’t know that. He thought,
“That dog has a bigger bone than mine! I want it too!”

(Verse 7 – playful and quick)
So, he growled and opened his mouth to bark:
“Woof! Give me your bone!”

(Verse 8 – surprised)
But the moment he opened his mouth—
SPLASH!
His own bone fell from his jaws and dropped into the river.

(Verse 9 – sad and slow)
He looked down in shock.
The water rippled, and the bone disappeared beneath the surface.

(Verse 10 – sorrowful)
The dog barked again and again, but the bone was gone.
He tried to find it, but the river had carried it away.

(Verse 11 – soft moral)
Now, he had nothing.

(Outro – warm and wise)
If the dog had been happy with what he had,
he wouldn’t have lost it all.
Sometimes, wanting more can leave you with nothing.

THE END.