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Author: endgame
Posted: Oct 30 2003 - 09:03 PM
Subject: Got it in my head... What is it and who wrote it?

The Alley Cat Song

Artist: Bobby Rydell -from his "Top Hits Of 1963" LP
Words by Jack Harlen and Music by Frank Bjorn
Despite the title of the LP, the instrumental version by Bent Fabric charted at # 7 in
the late summer of 1962. Danish title is "Omkring et Flygel" (Around the Piano)

He goes on the prowl each night
Like an alley cat
Looking for some new delight
Like an alley cat

She can't trust him out of sight
There's no doubt of that
He just don't know wrong from right
Like an alley cat

He meets them
And loves them
And leaves them
Like that "Catsanova" does

That's no way to treat a pal
She should tell him "Scat!"
Aren't you sorry for that gal
And her alley cat?

He meets them
And loves them
And leaves them
Like that "Catsanova" does

He don't know what faithful means
There's no doubt of that
He's too busy makin' scenes
Like an alley cat

And that's the sad, sad tale of a lonesome quail
And her alley cat.

Author: landline
Posted: Sep 24 2003 - 05:19 PM
Subject: oops

up that last note an octave...

Author: landline
Posted: Sep 24 2003 - 05:18 PM
Subject: Got it in my head... What is it and who wrote it?

 
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