The Electric Company lyric uses a hiding dog's monologue to demonstrate the shared spelling in hound, ground and sound. The sheet credits the words to Tom Lehrer and the musical setting to Caro Nome from Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto. Both printed four-line stanzas are present; this catalog displays words only and supplies no recording or score.
I'm a very quiet hound.
I don't bark or run around.
I just lie here on the ground,
With my head upon this mound.
No one knows where I can be found.
If they knew, then they'd be bound
To come and take me to the pound.
That's why I don't dare make a sound.