It was midnight in Manhattan and the cats were out they donned themselves with their scarves, and their masks the caper was set to hit each flat cause boy were they hungry for some tasty rats To be in The Feral Cat Club was as cool as it got See -they'd developed a language that kept them on top Hell, they ran that town like a bunch of Capone's but they ran in packs instead of alone There was Fatty, n' Johnny, and Frankie n' Joe paired up with Sally n' Bonnie, and Talkie n' Moe between Broadway, and 42nd they made their move Meow, meow, meeeeeeeeeeeow, said Fatty to Moe (this was the call they needed to duck n' lay low) It meant The Animal Cat wagon was passing by slow Meow, mow, said Frankie to all which told everyone he saw a major haul Sally whispered she was tired of rats n' could they please try a wonderful place they had all just passed by it was the new restaurant with meatballs out back (cause some lame waiter had thrown out a sack) So they all had a vote, and the meatballs won placing white napkins beneath furry whiskers for fun They're all so glad that they've upgraded their style Now when you see them they can do nothing but smile!
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