| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Hark I hear them calling for me fireman, oh fireman
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| Hark I hear them calling for me hurry, hurry fireman
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| I climb the Eucalyptus, bring her kitty back
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| I climb the Douglas fir and bring her kitty back
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| I climb the Juniper and bring her kitty back
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| «How can I thank you for your bringing kitty back?»
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Climbing, climbing they exhort me
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| Hurry, hurry fireman
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| Crying, crying loud and softly
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| Every cat’s a crazy man
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| I’m at your service, ma’am, and here’s your kitty back
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| I’m at your service ma’am, and here’s your kitty back
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| «How can I thank you for your bringing kitty back?»
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| «How can I ever thank you, ever pay you back?»
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| A four-alarmer and the circus is ablaze
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| Panicky people run out madly through the haze
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| I fight my way into the Big Top, wipe my eyes
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| There stands a tiger trainer, lovely, hear her cry
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| She points up to the high-wire, there a tiger stands
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| «Oh help me, help me, bring my tiger down, dear man»
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| «If you will save him, I will be yours every night»
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| I climb the pole and look the tiger in the eye
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| I climb the pole and look the tiger in the eye
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Here kitty, kitty, kitty
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| Here kitty, here kitty
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| Cats have struck a silent bargain with young women with no man
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| Treat us, feed us royally, and tonight you’ll have that man
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| Though a lowly fireman, for tonight I am that man
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| Virtue is its own reward, but tonight I am that man
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| Virtue is its own reward, but tonight I am that man
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| Virtue is its own reward, but tonight I am that man |