The Presbyterian Cat
Tune: Auld Lang Syne
Written By: Anonymous
Copyright Unknown
There was a Presbyterian cat
Went searching for her prey,
And foond a moose within the hoose
Upon the Sawbath day.
The people all were horrifiet,
And they were grieved sair,
And straightway led that wicked cat
Before the ministaire.
The ministaire was horrifiet
And unto her did say:
"Oh, naughty cat to catch a moose
Upon the Sawbath day.
"The Sawbath's been, fra days of yore,
An institution."
So they straightway led that wicked cat
To execution.
MORAL:
(which may be sung at the end,
or as a chorus to each of the verses)
The higher up the plum tree grows
The sweeter grow the plums,
The more the cobbler plies his trade
The broader grow his thumbs.
Went searching for her prey,
And foond a moose within the hoose
Upon the Sawbath day.
The people all were horrifiet,
And they were grieved sair,
And straightway led that wicked cat
Before the ministaire.
The ministaire was horrifiet
And unto her did say:
"Oh, naughty cat to catch a moose
Upon the Sawbath day.
"The Sawbath's been, fra days of yore,
An institution."
So they straightway led that wicked cat
To execution.
MORAL:
(which may be sung at the end,
or as a chorus to each of the verses)
The higher up the plum tree grows
The sweeter grow the plums,
The more the cobbler plies his trade
The broader grow his thumbs.