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The Mouse and the Cat


Well there you go, Run to your hole You runt You annoyance You mouse This is my house Not yours I was invited I am loved You are not Not at all Oh? You think I'm a friend? Sure, come on over I'll be your friend You runt You annoyance You mouse Oh yes, stop in front of me You have a brain the size of a pea Here you are So tiny So fat So juicy If only you knew That you are easy to chew Twerp, your a snack That I'll eat while on my back Little one here I go Do not fret It will be over soon You mouse have met your doom.
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