World Without Fences

"World Without Fences" is a song from Disney's 2001 direct-to-video sequel Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure. It illustrates Scamp's desire to become a "wild dog" free from boundaries and responsibilities. He is chained in the backyard as punishment for causing trouble in the house earlier that day. He runs around, pretending that he is not chained and is instead running through the countryside with the junkyard dogs.
==Lyrics==
Far from here is
Where I want to be
Somewhere out there
Loose and running
Nobody's leash to hold me
Nobody's hugs to crush me
Nobody's soap
And scratchy combs
To bathe and brush me...
A world without fences
Where I can run free
And be with real dogs
Will bring the real dog out in me
No walls and no boundaries
Where I can be free
A world without
Walls or fences
That's exactly
Where I want to be!
This pup just won't
Sleep his life away
On some sofa
Like his father
Too many bones to chew up
Too many smells to sample
Too many fancy flower beds to rip and trample...
No rules to control me
It's not what I want to be
A world without fences
That's the world I want for me
No rules, no responsibilities
On my own
Completely free
A world without fences...
For me!
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Category:Songs
Category:Hero/Heroine songs
Category:Lady and the Tramp songs