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音乐剧《猫》唱词
目录：
CD1
[01]Overture
[02]Prologue:Jellicle Songs For Jellicle Cats
[03]The Naming Of Cats
[04]The Invitation To The Jellicle Ball
[05]The Old Gumbie Cat
[06]The Rum Tum Tugger
[07]Grizabella
[08]Bustopher Jones
[09]Mungo Jerrie And Rumpelteazer
[10]Old Deuteronomy
[11]The Jellicle Ball
[12]Grizabella,The Glamour Cat
[13]Memory
CD2
[01]The Moments Of Happiness
[02]Gus:The Theatre Cat
[03]"Growltiger's Last Stand"Including "The Ballad Of Billy Mccaw"
[04]Skimbleshanks
[05]Macayity
[06]Mr.Mistoffolees
[07]Memory
[08]The JourneyTo The Heaviside Layer
[09]The Ad-Dressing Of Cats
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[01]Overture
[02]Jellicle Songs For The Jellicle Cats
[00:29.00]Are you blind when you're born?
[00:31.53]Can you see in the dark?
[00:36.95]Dare you look at a king?
[00:39.04]Would you sit on his throne?
[00:42.40]Can you say of your bite
[00:44.49]that it's worse than your bark?
[00:46.73]Are you cock of the wall
[00:49.30]when you're walking alone?
[00:51.00]Because Jellicles are and Jellicles do
[00:54.89]Jellicles do and Jellicles would
[00:57.72]Jellicles would and Jellicles can
[01:00.36]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[01:05.00]When you fall on your head,
[01:07.37]do you land on your feet?
[01:10.30]Are you tense when you sense
[01:12.46]there's a storm in the air?
[01:16.22]Can you find your way blind
[01:17.90]when you're lost in the street?
[01:19.00]Do you know how to go to the Heaviside Layer?
[01:23.15]Because Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[01:26.06]Jellicles do and Jellicles can
[01:28.76]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[01:31.20]Jellicles do and Jellicles can
[01:34.04]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[01:36.00]Can you ride on a broomstick
[01:37.00]to places far distant?
[01:40.00]Familiar with candle,
[01:41.00]with book and with bell?
[01:43.00]Were you Whittington's friend?
[01:44.00]The Pied Piper's assistant?
[01:46.00]Have you been an alumnus
[01:48.00]of heaven and hell?
[01:49.96]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[01:51.98]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[01:54.29]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[01:57.14]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[01:59.22]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[02:01.64]We can dive through the air
[02:04.51]like a flying trapeze
[02:08.48]We can turn double somersaults,
[02:10.44]bounce on a tire
[02:14.02]We can run up the wall,
[02:15.53]we can swing through the trees
[02:18.47]We can balance on bars,
[02:20.54]we can walk on a wire
[02:22.45]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[02:24.42]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[02:26.99]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[02:29.48]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[02:31.86]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[02:34.25]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[02:36.63]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[02:38.94]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[02:41.86]Can you sing at the same time
[02:43.52]in more than one key
[02:45.01]Duets by Rossini
[02:46.95]and waltzes by Strauss
[02:49.31]And can you (as cats do)
[02:50.80]begin with a C
[02:53.28]That always triumphantly
[02:54.99]brings down the house?
[02:56.23]Jellicle cats are queen of the nights
[02:59.55]Singing at astronomical heights
[03:03.02]Handling pieces from the messiah
[03:06.36]Hallelujah, angelical choir
[03:14.24]The mystical divinity of unashamed felinity
[03:26.77]Round the cathedral rang "Vivat!"
[03:37.00]Life to the everlasting cat!
[03:47.60]Feline, fearless, faithful and true
[03:52.00]To others who do-what
[03:57.00]Jellicles do and Jellicles can
[03:59.58]Jellicles can and Jellicles do
[04:02.03]Jellicle cats sing Jellicle chants
[04:04.56]Jellicles old and Jellicles new
[04:06.72]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:09.51]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:11.55]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:13.91]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:16.25]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:18.81]Practical cats, dramatical cats
[04:21.89]Pragmatical cats, fanatical cats
[04:25.09]Oratorical cats, delphioracle cats
[04:28.45]Skeptical cats, dispeptical cats
[04:31.66]Romantical cats, pedantical cats
[04:34.81]Critical cats, parasitical cats
[04:37.18]Allegorical cats, metaphorical cats
[04:40.18]Statistical cats and mystical cats
[04:42.45]Political cats, hypocritical cats
[04:45.63]Clerical cats, hysterical cats
[04:48.18]Cynical cats, rabbinical cats
[04:50.66]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[04:52.69]Jellicle songs for Jellicles' dreams
[04:55.04]Jellicle shines for Jellicle cats
[04:57.51]Jellicle songs for Jellicle things
[05:00.07]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[05:02.26]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[05:04.36]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[05:06.88]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[05:09.30]Jellicle songs for Jellicle cats
[05:14.43]There's a man over there
[05:17.22]with the look of surprise.
[05:19.80]As much as to say
[05:20.55]well now, how about that?
[05:24.71]Do I actually see
[05:26.69]with my own very eyes?
[05:30.59]A man who's not heard
[05:32.42]of Jellicle cat?
[05:35.00]It's a dream.
[03]The Naming Of Cats
[00:07.00]The naming of cats
[00:09.86]is a difficult matter,
[00:12.00]It isn't just one
[00:13.79]of your holiday games
[00:16.22]You may think at first
[00:17.79]I'm as mad as a hatter
[00:19.92]When I tell you a cat
[00:21.85]must have three different names
[00:23.87]First of all,
[00:24.65]there's the name that the family use daily
[00:27.51]Such as Peter, Augustus, Alonzo or James,
[00:31.46]Such as Victor or Jonathan, George or Bill Bailey--
[00:35.68]All of them sensible, everyday names
[00:39.83]There are fancier names if you think they sound sweeter
[00:43.78]Some for the gentlemen, some for the dames
[00:47.51]Such as Plato, Admetus, Electra, Demeter--
[00:51.38]But all of them sensible, everyday names
[00:55.29]But I tell you a cat needs a name that is particular
[00:59.03]A name that's peculiar, and more dignified
[01:02.62]Else how can he keep up his tail perpendicular
[01:06.46]Or spread out his whiskers, or cherish his pride?
[01:10.59]Of names of this kind, I can give you a quorum
[01:14.41]Such as Munkustrap, Quaxo or Coricopat
[01:17.55]Such as Bombalurina, or else Jellylorum--
[01:21.94]Names that never belong to more than one cat
[01:25.93]But above and beyond there's still one name left over
[01:29.64]And that is the name that you never will guess
[01:33.48]The name that no human research can discover
[01:37.08]But the at himself knows, and will never confess
[01:41.41]When you notice a cat in profound meditation
[01:45.18]The reason, I tell you, is always the same
[01:48.73]His mind is engaged in a rapt contemplation
[01:52.58]Of the thought,
[01:54.26]of the thought,
[01:56.03]of the thought,
[01:57.73]of his name
[01:59.55]His ineffable,
[02:01.37]effable,
[02:03.64]effanineffable
[02:07.67]Deep and inscrutable singular name
[02:14.98]Name, name, name, name, name, name
[04]The Invitation To The Jellicle Ball
[00:29.32]Mistoffelees:
[00:32.15]
[00:39.70]Jellicle cats come out tonight
[00:42.93]Jellicle cats come one come all
[00:46.11]The Jellicle moon is shining bright
[00:49.54]Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball
[00:52.95]Jellicle cats come out tonight
[00:55.90]Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball
[00:59.63]Jellicle Cats are white and black,
[01:02.47]Jellicle cats are of moderate size;
[01:05.83]Jellicles jump like a jumping jack,
[01:08.74]Jellicle cats have moonlit eyes.
[01:11.93]They're quiet enough in the morning hours,
[01:15.15]They're quiet enough in the afternoon,
[01:18.19]Reserving their terpsichorean powers
[01:21.40]To dance by the light of the Jellicle Moon.
Munkustrap:
[01:24.82]Jellicle cats meet once a year
[01:28.68]At the Jellicle Ball where we all rejoice
[01:32.76]And the Jellicle Leader will soon appear
[01:36.90]And make what is known as the Jellicle Choice
[01:40.78]When Old Deuteronomy just before dawn
[01:44.84]Through a silence you feel you could cut with a knife
[01:48.85]Announces the cat who can now be reborn
[01:52.67]And come back to a different Jellicle Life
[01:56.66]For waiting up there is the Heaviside Layer
[02:00.84]With wonders one Jellicle only will see
[02:04.50]Jellicles ask because Jellices dare
[02:09.26]Who will it be?
[02:10.86]Who will it be?
[05]The Old Gumbie Cat
[00:00.50]I have a gumbie cat in mind,
[00:05.21]her name is Jennyanydots;
[00:09.49]Her coat is of the tabby kind,
[00:13.84]with tiger stripes and leopard spots.
[00:17.99]All day she sits upon the stairs
[00:22.07]or on the steps or on the mat:
[00:26.16]She sits and sits and sits and sits
[00:30.42]and that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!
[00:34.28]that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!
[00:41.94]But when the day's hustle and bustle is done,
[00:45.07]Then the Gumbie Cat's work is but hardly begun.
[00:48.00]And when all the family's in bed and asleep,
[00:51.28]She tucks up her skirts to the basement to creep.
[00:54.31]She's deeply concerned with the ways of the mice --
[00:57.44]Their behavior's not good and their manners not nice;
[01:00.47]So when she has got them all lined up on the matting,
[01:03.85]She teaches them music, crocheting and tatting.
[01:06.48]
[01:07.13]I have a Gumbie Cat in mind,
[01:11.30]her name is Jennyanydots;
[01:15.62]Her equal would be hard to find,
[01:19.89]she likes the warm and sunny spots.
[01:23.92]All day she sits beside the hearth
[01:28.23]or on the bed or on my hat:
[01:32.27]She sits and sits and sits and sits
[01:37.03]-- and that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!
[01:40.61]that's what makes a Gumbie Cat
[01:47.36]But when the day's hustle and bustle is done,
[01:51.26]Then the Gumbie Cat's work is but hardly begun.
[01:54.18]As she finds that the mice will not ever keep quiet,
[01:57.36]She is sure it is due to irregular diet;
[02:00.18]And believing that nothing is done without trying,
[02:03.31]She sets right to work with her baking and frying.
[02:06.47]She makes them a mouse-cake of bread and dried peas,
[02:09.49]And a beautiful fry of lean bacon and cheese.
[02:12.67]
[02:41.48]I have a Gumbie Cat in mind,
[02:46.25]her name is Jennyanydots;
[02:50.78]The curtain-cord she likes to wind,
[02:54.61]and tie it into sailor knots.
[02:58.95]She sits upon the window-sill
[03:03.08]or anything that's smooth and flat:
[03:07.19]She sits and sits and sits and sits
[03:11.47]-- and that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!
[03:15.46]that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!
[03:22.08]But when the day's hustle and bustle is done,
[03:25.68]Then the gumbie cat's work is but hardly begun.
[03:28.89]She thinks that the cockroaches just need employment
[03:31.95]To prevent them from idle and wanton destroyment.
[03:34.76]So she's formed, from that lot of disorderly louts,
[03:37.69]A troop of well-disciplined helpful boy-scouts,
[03:40.66]With a purpose in life and a good deed to do --
[03:43.86]And she's even created a Beetles Tattoo!
[03:46.65]
[04:53.75]So for Old Gumbie Cats let us now give three cheers
[04:56.87]On whom well-ordered households depend, it appears.
[05:00.90]
[05:04.49]For she's a jolly good fellow!
[05:13.05]Thank you my dears
[ 此贴被凯蒂在2006-10-31 18:42重新编辑 ]
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[06]The RumTum Tugger
[00:07.52]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat
[00:11.19]If you offer me pheasant
[00:12.58]I'd rather have grouse
[00:15.00]If you put me in a house
[00:17.03]I would much prefer a flat
[00:18.94]If you put me in a flat then
[00:20.95]I'd only wanna a house
[00:22.64]If you set me on a mouse then
[00:24.71]I'd only want a rat
[00:26.63]If you set me on a rat then
[00:27.64]I'd rather chase a mouse
[00:30.62]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat
[00:34.30]And there isn't any need for me to shout it
[00:38.12]For he will do as he do do
[00:41.05]And there's no doing anything about it
[00:51.91]The Rum Tum Tugger is a terrible bore
[00:56.23]When you let me in,
[00:57.24]then I want to go out
[00:59.86]I'm always on the wrong side of every door
[01:03.05]As soon as I'm at home,
[01:05.28]then I'd like to get about
[01:07.35]I like to lie in the bureau drawer
[01:11.01]And I make such a fuss if I can't get out
[01:15.02]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat
[01:18.68]And there isn't any use for you to doubt it
[01:20.88]For he will do as he do do
[01:25.61]And there's no doing anything about it
[01:38.20]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious beast
[01:41.69]My disobliging ways are a matter of habit
[01:46.07]If you offer me fish then
[01:48.16]I always want a feast
[01:49.82]When there isn't any fish then
[01:51.91]I won't eat rabbit
[01:53.10]If you offer me cream
[01:55.39]then I sniff and sneer
[01:57.70]But I only like what I find for myself
[02:02.48]So you'll catch me in it right up to my ears
[02:05.37]If you put it away on the larder shelf
[02:08.87]The Rum Tum Tugger is artful and knowing
[02:12.64]The Rum Tum Tugger
[02:13.88]Doesn't care for a cuddle
[02:16.19]But I'll leap in your lap in the middle of your sewing
[02:18.19]For there's nothing I enjoy like a horrible muddle
[02:19.41]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat
[02:23.86]The Rum Tum Tugger doesn't care for a cuddle
[02:37.51]The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat
[02:41.60]And there isn't any need for me to spout it
[02:44.87]For he will do as he do do
[02:48.44]And there's no doing anything
[02:53.45]abou-----t it!
[07]Grizabella
[00:46.00]Remark the cat
[00:50.90]who hesitates towards you
[01:00.00]In the light of the door
[01:04.00]which opens on her
[01:09.41]like a grin
[01:16.46]You see the border of her coat
[01:23.46]is torn and stained with sand
[01:30.54]And you see the corner of her eye
[01:38.00]twist like a crooked pin
[01:48.60]Grizabella the Glamour Cat,
[01:55.55]Grizabella the Glamour Cat
[02:02.34] who would ever suppose that cat
[02:11.14]was Grizabella the Glamour Cat
[08]Bustopher Jones
[00:00.00]JennyAnyDots, Bombalurina, Jellylorum:
[00:03.00]
[00:09.26]Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones
[00:13.41]In fact, he's remarkably fat
[00:18.14]He doesn't haunt pubs,
[00:20.19]he has eight or nine clubs
[00:22.67]For he's the St. James's Street Cat
[00:26.75]He's the cat we all greet as
[00:29.53]he walks down the street
[00:31.39]In his coat of fastidious black
[00:36.36]No common-place mousers
[00:38.39]have such well cut trousers
[00:40.75]Or such an impeccable back
[00:44.91]In the whole of St. James's
[00:47.24]the smartest of names
[00:49.55]is the name of this brummel of cats
[00:53.10]And we're all of us proud
[00:56.05]to be nodded or bowed to
[00:58.50]By Bustopher Jones in white spats
[01:02.64]In the whole of St. James's
[01:05.06]the smartest of names
[01:07.55]is the name of this brummel of cats
[01:11.69]And we're all of us proud
[01:13.89]to be nodded or bowed to
[01:16.48]By Bustopher Jones in white spats
[01:21.43]Bustopher Jones:
[01:27.00]My visits are occasional
[01:30.09]to the Senior Educational
[01:33.07]And it is against the rules
[01:38.00]For any one cat to belong both to that
[01:43.97]And the Joint Superior Schools
[01:49.74]For a similar reason
[01:52.29]when game is in season
[01:55.31]I'm found not at Fox's but Blimp's
[02:00.62]I am frequently seen
[02:03.38]at the gay Stage and Screen
[02:05.49]Which is famous for winkles and shrimps
[02:11.83]In the season of venison
[02:15.19]I give my Benison
[02:17.38]To the Pothunter's succulent bones
[02:22.03]And just before noon's not a moment too soon
[02:28.19]To drop in for a drink at the Drones
[02:35.94]When I'm seen in a hurry
[02:38.73]there's probably curry
[02:41.27]At the Siamese or at the Glutton
[02:46.59]If I look full of gloom
[02:49.14]then I've lunched at the Tomb
[02:51.94]On cabbage, rice pudding and mutton
Jellylorum:
[02:57.10]In the whole of St. James's
[02:59.47]is the smartest of names
[03:01.74]Is the name of this brummel of cats
[03:06.08]And we're all of us proud
[03:08.58]to be nodded or bowed to
[03:10.83]By Bustopher Jones in white,
[03:13.54] Bustopher Jones in white
[03:16.21]Bustopher Jones in white spats
[03:24.33]So much in this way
[03:26.41]passes Bustopher's day
[03:28.50]At one club or another he's found
[03:32.93]It can be no surprise
[03:35.05]that under our eyes
[03:37.51]He has grown unmistakably round
[03:41.40]He's a twenty-five pounder
[03:43.81]or I am a bounder
[03:45.07]And he's putting on weight everyday
[03:49.87]But I'm so well preserved
[03:52.45]because I've observed
[03:54.36]All my life a routine, and I'd say
[03:58.25]I am still in the prime,
[04:00.63]I shall last out my time
[04:02.75]That's the word from the stoutest of cats
[04:07.27]It must and it shall
[04:09.08]be spring in Pall Mall
[04:11.32]While Bustopher Jones wears white,
[04:14.30] Bustopher Jones wears white
[04:16.81]Bustopher Jones wears white spats
[09]MungoJerrie And Rumpelteazer
[00:00.00]Demeter:
[00:03.00]
[00:07.00]Macavity!
[00:09.00]
[00:10.00]Mungojerrie, Rumpleteazer:
[00:14.00]
[00:31.62]Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer
[00:34.19]were a notorious couple of cats
[00:37.24]As knockabout clowns,
[00:38.66]quick-change comedians
[00:40.10]Tight-rope walkers and acrobats
[00:42.76]We had an extensive reputation,
[00:45.53]we made our home in Victoria Grove
[00:48.22]That was merely our center of operation for
[00:51.04]we were incurably given to rove
[00:58.00](抱歉，这段没找到……)
[01:14.51]If the area window was found ajar
[01:16.78]and the basement looked like a field of war
[01:19.92]If a tile or two came loose on the roof
[01:22.68]which presently ceased to be waterproof
[01:25.45]If the drawers were pulled out from the bedroom chest
[01:28.32]And you couldn't find one of your winter vests
[01:30.97]If after supper one of the girls
[01:34.06]suddenly missed her Woolworth pearls
[01:36.89]Then the family would say,
[01:39.00]"It's that horrible cat!"
[01:41.60]It was Mungojerrie
[01:44.78]or Rumpleteazer
[01:48.62]And most of the time
[01:50.22]they left it at that
[01:52.71]
[02:02.21]Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer
[02:04.98]had an very unusual gift of the gab
[02:07.55]We are highly efficient cat burglars as well
[02:10.39]and remarkably smart at a smash and grab
[02:12.84]We made our home in Victoria Grove,
[02:15.51]we had no regular occupation
[02:18.16]We are plausible fellows who liked to engage
[02:20.93]a friendly policeman in conversation
[02:25.28]
[02:28.27]When the family assembled for Sunday dinner
[02:30.89]with their minds made up that
[02:32.51]they wouldn't get thinner
[02:33.79]on Argentine joint,
[02:35.14]potatoes and greens
[02:36.33]Then the cook would appear from behind the scenes
[02:38.94]And say in a voice
[02:40.27]that was broken with sorrow
[02:41.73]"I'm afraid you must wait and have dinner tomorrow
[02:44.49]The joint has gone from the oven like that!"
[02:47.11]And the family would say,
[02:49.23]"It's that horrible cat!
[02:52.02]It was Mungojerrie
[02:56.10]or Rumpleteazer!"
[02:59.52]And most of the time
[03:00.77]they left it at that
[03:02.38]Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer
[03:04.36]had a wonderful way of working together
[03:06.98]And some of the time you would say it was luck
[03:09.60]and some of the time you would say it was weather
[03:12.31]We go through the house like a hurricane
[03:14.82]and no sober person would take his oath
[03:17.31]Was it Mungojerrie or Rumpleteazer?
[03:19.84]Or could you have sworn that it mightn't be both?
[03:22.58]And when you heard a dining room smash
[03:25.03]or up from the pantry there came a loud crash
[03:27.86]Or down from the library came a loud ping
[03:30.33]From a vase that was commonly said to be Ming
[03:32.84]Then the family would say:
[03:35.21] "Now which was which cat?
[03:37.78]It was Mungoherrie and
[03:42.00]Rumpleteazer
[03:44.86]and there's nothing at all to be done about that!"
[10]Old Deuteronomy
[00:00.00]
[01:08.58]Munkustrap:
[01:10.16]
[01:15.70]Old Deuteronomy's
[01:18.43]lived a long time
[01:21.27]He's a cat who has lived many
[01:23.94]lives in succession
[01:26.66]He was famous in proverb
[01:28.89]and famous in rhyme
[01:32.44]A long while before
[01:33.99]Queen Victoria's accession
[01:37.45]Rum Tum Tugger:
[01:38.64]Old Deuteronomy's buried nine lives
[01:44.06]And more I am tempted to say
[01:47.85]ninety-nine
[01:49.74]And his numerous progeny
[01:52.77]prospers and thrives
[01:55.22]And the village is proud of him
[01:59.10]in his decline
[02:01.00]At the sight of that placid
[02:04.29]and bland physiognomy
[02:07.01]As he sits in the sun
[02:09.61]on the vicarage wall
[02:12.59]The oldest inhabitant croaks
[02:16.95]Well of all
[02:19.93]things can it be really
[02:23.76]Yes, no, ho, hi, oh my eye!
[02:28.93]My mind may be wandering
[02:31.95]but I confess
[02:34.31]I believe it is Old Deuteronomy
[02:40.55](对不起，这里又缺了……)
[04:01.68]Well of all
[04:05.10]things can it be really
[04:09.05]Yes, no, ho, hi, oh my eye!
[04:14.27]My mind may be wandering
[04:17.36]but I confess
[04:19.63]I believe it is Old Deuteronomy
[04:25.03]Well of all
[04:28.09]things can it be really
[04:30.97]Yes, no, ho, hi, oh my eye!
Old Deuteronomy:
[04:36.40]My legs may be tottery
[04:39.95]I must go slow
[04:42.88]And be careful of
[04:44.98]Old Deuteronomy
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[11]The Jellicle Ball
[00:04.24]Jellicle cats come out tonight
[00:07.83]Jellicle cats come one, come all
[00:10.48]The Jellicle Moon is shining bright
[00:12.85]Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball
[00:15.25]Jellicle cats are black and white
[00:17.67]Jellicle cats are rather small
[00:20.06]Jellicle cats are merry and bright
[00:22.46]And pleasant to hear when we caterwaul
[00:25.12]Jellicle cats have cheerful faces
[00:27.28]Jellicle cats have bright black eyes
[00:29.60]We like to practice our airs and graces
[00:32.19]And wait for the Jellicle Moon to rise
[00:34.56]Jellicle cats develop slowly
[00:36.79]Jellicle cats are not too big
[00:39.17]Jellicle cats are roly poly
[00:41.52]We know how to dance a gavotte and a jig
[00:43.82]Until the Jellicle Moon appears
[00:45.94]We make our toilette and take our repose
[00:48.39]Jellicles wash behind their ears
[00:50.49]Jellicles dry between their toes
[00:52.85]Jellicle cats are white and black
[00:55.05]Jellicle cats are of moderate size
[00:57.31]Jellicles jump like a jumping jack
[00:59.41]Jellicle cats have moonlit eyes
[01:01.48]We're quiet enough in the morning hours
[01:03.63]We're quiet enough in the afternoon
[01:05.83]Reserving our terpsichorean powers
[01:08.07]To dance by the light of the Jellicle Moon
[01:10.31]Jellicle cats are black and white
[01:12.40]Jellicle cats (as we said) are small
[01:14.55]If it happens to be a stormy night
[01:16.58]We will pracitce a caper or two in the hall
[01:18.69]If it happens the sun is shining bright
[01:20.95]You would say we had nothing to do at all
[01:23.08]We are resting and saving ourselves to be right
[01:25.47]For the Jellicle Moon and the Jellicle Ball
[01:27.41]Jellicle cats come out tonight
[01:29.47]Jellicle cats come one, come all
[01:31.83]The Jellicle Moon is shining bright
[01:34.13]Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball
[01:37.93]
[12]Grizabella,The Glamour Cat
[00:27.00]She haunted many
[00:30.13]a low resort
[00:33.79]near the grimy road of
[00:37.79]Tottenham Court
[00:40.33]She flitted about
[00:43.48]the no man's land
[00:47.30]From "The Rising Sun"
[00:49.98]to "The Friend at Hand"
[00:53.75]And the postman sighed
[00:56.92]as he scratched his head
[01:00.33]"You'd really had thought
[01:03.38]she ought to be dead"
[01:06.87]And who would ever
[01:10.36]suppose that that
[01:18.18]was Grizabella the Glamour Cat
[01:26.67]Grizabella the Glamour Cat
[01:32.52]Grizabella the Glamour Cat
[01:39.11]who would ever suppose
[01:43.00]that that
[01:49.41]was Grizabella
[01:53.05]the Glamour Cat
[13]Memory
[00:04.87]Midnight.
[00:07.62]Not a sound from the pavement
[00:11.81]Has the moon lost her memory?
[00:16.99]She is smiling alone
[00:22.28]In the lamplight
[00:25.47]the withered leaves collect at my feet
[00:30.86]And the wind
[00:35.22]begins to moan
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如果能配上原音就好了
因为穷，一直都没能看成cat，当时看票价要600，于是知难而退了
没有经济基础的华丽果然还是不可能的呀
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[01]The Moments Of Happiness
[00:00.00]
[00:45.00]Old Deuteronomy:
[00:50.74]
[01:06.50]The moments of happiness
[01:10.80]We had the experience
[01:14.39]but missed the meaning
[01:16.32]And approach to the meaning
[01:20.00]restores the experience
[01:22.00]In a different form
[01:25.50]beyond any meaning
[01:28.40]we can assign to happiness
[01:33.24]The past experience
[01:36.59]revived in the meaning
[01:39.40]Is not the experience of one life only
[01:44.09]But of many generations
[01:50.65]Not forgetting
[01:52.77]something that is probably quite ineffable
[01:57.94]
[02:05.38]Jemima:
[02:07.68]
[02:10.52]Moonlight.
[02:12.17]Turn your face to the moonlight
[02:17.07]Let your memory lead you
[02:21.63]Open up enter in
[02:27.27]If you find there
[02:29.96]the meaning of what happiness is
[02:35.23]Then a new life
[02:39.51]will begin
[02:41.31]Moonlight.
[02:43.73]Turn your face to the moonlight
[02:47.54]Let your memory lead you
[02:51.96]Open up enter in
[02:56.32]If you find there
[02:59.90]the meaning of what happiness is
[03:04.55]Then a new life
[03:08.39]will begin
[02]Gus:The Theatre Cat
[00:00.33]Jellylorum:
[00:04.30]Gus is the cat
[00:08.38]at the theatre door
[00:12.57]His name as I ought to
[00:15.67]have told you before
[00:18.61]Is really Asparagus,
[00:22.17]and that's such a fuss
[00:25.16]to pronounce
[00:26.84]That we usually call him
[00:30.88]just Gus
[00:33.46]His coat's very shabby,
[00:37.00]he's thin as a rake
[00:39.53]And he suffers from palsy
[00:43.49]that makes his paw shake
[00:46.24]Yet he was in his youth
[00:49.16]quite the smartest of cats
[00:52.36]But no longer a terror
[00:55.88]to mice or to rats
[00:59.96]For he isn't the cat
[01:03.05]that he was in his prime
[01:05.92]Though his name was quite famous,
[01:09.49]he says, in his time
[01:13.26]And whenever he joins
[01:16.41]his friends at their club
[01:19.09](Which takes place at the back
[01:22.34]of the neighboring pub)
[01:25.73]He loves to regale them,
[01:29.41] if someone else pays
[01:32.50]With anecdotes drawn from his
[01:36.18]palmiest days
[01:39.05]For he once was a star
[01:42.29]of the highest degree
[01:44.87]He has acted with Irving,
[01:48.28] he's acted with Tree
[01:51.56]And he likes to relate
[01:54.34]his success on the halls
[01:57.46]Where the gallery once gave him
[02:01.24]seven cat calls
[02:04.57]But his greatest creation
[02:08.31]as he loves to tell
[02:12.63]Is Firefrorefiddle,
[02:16.01]the Fiend of the Fell
[02:20.41]
[02:23.54]Gus:
[02:26.64]I have played in my time
[02:31.32]every possible part
[02:34.94]And I used to know
[02:37.67]seventy speeches
[02:41.19]by heart
[02:43.13]I'd extemporize backchat,
[02:47.10]I knew how to gag
[02:50.50]And I knew how to let
[02:53.82]the cat out of the bag
[02:57.93]I knew how to act
[03:01.04] with my back and my tail
[03:05.24]With an hour of rehearsal,
[03:08.46]I never could fail
[03:11.62]I'd a voice that would soften
[03:15.62]the hardest of hearts
[03:19.02]Whether I took the lead,
[03:21.88]or in character parts
[03:26.46]I have sat by the bedside
[03:29.69] of poor little Nell
[03:32.84]When the curfew was rung then
[03:35.93]I swung on the bell
[03:39.41]In the pantomime season
[03:42.60] I never fell flat
[03:45.33]And I once understudied Dick
[03:48.46]Whittington's cat
[03:52.07]But my greatest creation,
[03:55.85]as history will tell
[04:00.59]Was Firefrorefiddle,
[04:04.50]the Fiend of the Fell
[04:08.86]
[04:10.72]Jellylorum:
[04:13.80]
[04:15.30]Then, if someone will give him
[04:18.36]a toothful of gin
[04:20.60]He will tell how he once played a
[04:23.65]part in East Lynne
[04:25.61]At a Shakespeare performance
[04:28.20] he once walked on pat
[04:30.50]When some actor suggested the need for a cat
[04:35.91]Gus:
[04:36.40]And I say now these kittens,
[04:39.42]they do not get trained
[04:42.40]As we did in the days
[04:45.03]when Victoria reigned
[04:48.26]They never get drilled
[04:51.30]in a regular troupe
[04:54.00]And they think they are smart
[04:57.19]just to jump through a hoop
[05:00.00]Jellylorum:
[05:00.80]And he says as he scratches
himself with his claws
[05:06.51]Well the theatre is certainly
[05:09.93]not what it was
[05:12.48]These modern productions
[05:16.50]are all very well
[05:19.07]But there's nothing to equal,
[05:22.94]from what I hear tell
[05:26.25]That moment of mystery
[05:31.05]when I made history
[05:36.00]As Firefrorefiddle,
[05:40.79]the Fiend of the Fell
[05:44.63]
[05:49.07]Gus:
[05:51.33]
[05:55.34]I once crossed the stage
[06:01.26] on a telephone wire
[06:04.73]To rescue a child when
[06:08.19]a house was on fire
[06:11.26]And I think that I still can
[06:14.23]much better than most
[06:17.45]Produce blood curdling noises
[06:21.78]to bring on the ghost
[06:25.12]And I once played Growltiger
[06:29.69]Could do it again,
[06:32.50]could do it again
[06:36.92]Could do it again
[06:41.00]
[03]"Growltiger's Last Stand"Including "The Ballad Of Billy Mccaw"
[00:24.71]Growltiger was a Bravo Cat,
[00:26.47]who travelled on a barge:
[00:28.41]In fact he was the roughtest cat
[00:30.33]that ever roamed at large.
[00:32.14] From Gravesend up to Oxford
[00:33.85]he pursued his evil aims,
[00:35.99] Rejoicing in his title of
[00:37.77]`The Terror of the Thames'.
[00:39.53]
[00:42.55]His manners and appearance did not calculate to please;
[00:46.14] His coat was torn and seedz,
[00:47.69]he was baggy at the knees;
[00:49.68] One ear was somewhat missing,
[00:51.52]no need to tell you why,
[00:53.44] And he scowled upon a hostile world
[00:55.50]from one forbidding eye.
[00:57.53] The cottagers of Rotherhithe knewsomething of his fame;
[01:02.74] At Hammersmith and Putney people shuddered at his name.
[01:07.31] They would fortity the hen-house,
[01:10.26]lock up the silly goose,
[01:12.40] When the rumour ran along the shore:
[01:15.23] GROWLTIGER'S ON THE LOOSE!
[01:17.29]
[01:24.08]Woe to the weak canary,
[01:25.82]that fluttered from its cage;
[01:27.65]Woe to the pampered Pekinese,
[01:29.77]that faced Growltiger's rage;
[01:31.44]Woe to the bristly Bandicoot,
[01:33.27]that lurks on foreign ships,
[01:35.40]And woe to any Cat with whom
[01:37.07]Growltiger came to grips!
[01:39.00] But most to Cats of foreign race
[01:41.18]his hatred had been vowed;
[01:44.29]To Cats of foreign name and race
[01:46.88]no quarter was allowed.
[01:49.15]The Persian and the Siamese
[01:51.54]regarded him with fear -
[01:54.35]Because it was a Siamese
[01:57.16]had maulted his missing ear.
[02:00.39]
[02:07.94]Now on a peaceful summer night,
[02:11.13]all nature seemed at play,
[02:13.53]The tender moon was shining bright,
[02:16.77]the barge at Molesey lay.
[02:19.49]All in the balmy moonlight
[02:22.04]it lay rocking on the tide -
[02:24.99]And Growltiger was disposed
[02:27.46]to show his sentimental side.
[02:31.57]
[02:35.14]GROWLTIGER,His bucko mate GRUMBUSKIN long
[02:38.48]since had disappeared,
[02:41.08]For to the Bell at Hampton
[02:44.01] he had gone to wet his beard;
[02:46.69] And his bosun, TUMBLEBRUTUS,
[02:49.86]he too had stol'n away -
[02:52.00] In the yard behind the Lion
[02:54.51]he was prowling for his prey.
[02:58.70]In the forepeak of the vessel
[03:01.23]Growltiger sate alone,
[03:04.21]Concentrating his attention
[03:06.80]on the Lady GRIDDLEBONE.
[03:09.07]And his raffish crew were sleeping
[03:12.01]in their barrels and their bunks -
[03:14.63]As the Siamese came creeping
[03:17.08]in their sampans and their junks.
[03:20.28]Growltiger had no eye
[03:23.12]for aught but Griddlebone,
[03:25.39]And the Lady seemed enraptured
[03:29.00]by his manly baritone,
[03:31.51]Disposed to relaxation,
[03:33.99]and awaiting no surprise -
[03:37.21]But the moonlight shone reflected
[03:40.30]from a hundred bright blue eyes.
[03:43.31] And closer still and closer
[03:45.92]the sampans circled round,
[03:48.08]And yet from all the enemy
[03:50.65]there was not heard a sound.
[03:52.81]For the foe was armed wit htoasting forks and cruel carving knives.
[03:57.58]The lovers sang their last duet,
[04:00.93]in danger of their lives -
[04:04.31]
[04:07.05]Oh, how well I remember
[04:09.79]the Old Bull and Bush
[04:11.97]Where we used to go down
[04:13.87]of a Saturday night.
[04:16.48]Where, when anything happened,
[04:18.89]it come with a rush
[04:20.81]For the boss, Mr. Clark,
[04:23.04]he was very polite.
[04:25.24]A very nice house,
[04:27.65]from basement to garret
[04:29.96]A very nice house.
[04:31.93] Ah, but it was the parrot
[04:35.24]The parrot, the parrot named Billy McCaw
[04:40.23]That brought all those folks to the bar
[04:42.96]Ah! He was the life of the bar.
[04:47.60]Of a Saturday night,
[04:49.74]we was all feeling bright
[04:51.63]And Lily La Rose
[04:53.29](the barmaid that was)
[04:56.13]She'd say,
[04:57.55]"Billy, Billy McCaw!
[05:01.17]Come give us, come give us
[05:03.93]a dance on the bar!"
[05:06.07]And Billy would dance
[05:08.10]on the bar
[05:10.43]And Billy would dance
[05:12.46] on the bar
[05:14.95]And then we'd feel balmy,
[05:17.63]in each eye a tear
[05:20.18]And emotion would make us
[05:22.69]all order more beer
[05:26.19]Lily, she was a girl
[05:29.11]what had brains in her head
[05:31.52]She wouldn't have nothing,
[05:33.74]no not that much said
[05:35.85]If it come to an argument or a dispute
[05:40.36]She'd settle it offhand with the toe of her boot
[05:44.82]Or as likely as not
[05:46.80]put a fist through your eye
[05:49.19]Or when we was happy
[05:51.43]and just a bit dry
[05:54.42]Or when we was thirsty
[05:56.76]and just a bit sad,
[05:59.27]She would rap on the bar
[06:01.84]with that corkscrew she had
[06:05.12]And say:
[06:06.19]"Billy, Billy McCaw!
[06:10.37]"Come give us a tune
[06:12.62]on your pastoral flute!"
[06:14.93]And Billy'd strike up
[06:17.04]on his pastoral flute
[06:19.35]And Billy'd strike up on his pastoral flute
[06:24.12]And then we'd feel balmy,
[06:26.01]in each eye a tear
[06:28.51]And emotion would make us
[06:31.34] all order more beer
[06:34.86]"Billy, Billy McCaw!
[06:39.00]Come give us a tune
[06:41.34]on your moley guitar!"
[06:43.95]And Billy'd strike up on his moley guitar
[06:48.15]And Billy'd strike up on his moley guitar
[06:52.84]And then we'd feel balmy,
[06:55.09] in each eye a tear
[06:57.80]And emotion would make us all
[07:00.87]order more beer
[07:05.26]Billy, Billy McCaw!
[07:09.34]Come give us a tune
[07:11.86]on your moley guitar
[07:14.87]Ah! He was the life
[07:18.72] of the bar.
[07:24.66]Then GILBERT gave the signal to his fierce Mongolian horde;
[07:27.99]With a frightful burst of fireworks the Chinks they swarmed aboard.
[07:34.25]Then Griddlebone she gave a screech,
[07:38.01]for she was badly skeered;
[07:41.37]I am sorry to admit it,
[07:44.27]but she quickly disappeared.
[07:48.27]She probably escaped with ease,
[07:51.66]I'm sure she was not drowned -
[07:54.49]But a serried ring of flashing steel
[07:58.35]Growltiger did surround.
[08:01.25]The ruthless foe pressed forward,
[08:05.10]in stubborn rank on rank;
[08:08.80]Growltiger to his vast surprise
[08:12.26]was forced to walk the plank.
[08:15.85]He who a hundred victims
[08:19.14]had driven to that drop,
[08:22.26]At the end of all his crimes was forced
[08:26.28]to go ker-flip, ker-flop.
[08:30.67]Oh there was joy in Wapping
[08:33.33]when the news flewthrough the land;
[08:35.91]At Maidenhead and Henley
[08:38.80]there was dancing on the strand.
[08:42.24]Rats were roasted whole at Brentford,
[08:45.49]and at Victoria Dock,
[08:47.93]And a day of celebration
[08:51.81]was commanded in Bangkok.
[08:56.23]
[09:12.54]These modern productions
[09:17.16]are all very well,
[09:20.62]But there's nothing
[09:22.52]to equal
[09:24.32]from what I hear tell,
[09:29.07]That moment of mystery
[09:33.86]when I
[09:35.39]made history
[09:38.11]
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[04]Skimbleshanks
[00:05.63]Skimbleshanks: The
[00:08.31]Railway Cat
[00:10.53]The cat of the railway train!
[00:15.00]
[00:15.80]There's a whisper down the line
[00:17.25]at 11:39
[00:18.96]When the Night Mail's ready to depart,
[00:22.38]Saying ‘Skimble where is Skimble
[00:23.76]has he gone to hunt the thimble?
[00:25.44]We must find him or the train can't start.’
[00:28.77]All the guards and all the porters
[00:30.40]and the stationmaster's daughters
[00:32.16]They are searching high and low,
[00:35.38]Saying, ‘Skimble where is Skimble
[00:37.01]for unless he's very nimble
[00:38.91]Then the Night Mail just can't go.’
[00:41.91]At 11:42 with the signal nearly due
[00:45.36]And the passengers all frantic to a man --
[00:48.57]That's when I wouldl appear
[00:50.58]and he'll saunter to the rear:
[00:52.29]I'm been busy in the luggage van!
[00:55.52]And he gives one flash
[00:58.64]of his glass-green eyes
[01:00.26]And the signal went ‘All Clear!’
[01:03.50]And they'll be off at last for the northern part
[01:06.96]Of the Northern Hemisphere!
[01:09.35]Skimbleshanks: The
[01:11.44]Railway Cat
[01:14.09]the cat of the railway train!
[01:18.91]You may say that by and large it is Skimble who’s in charge
[01:22.38]Of the Sleeping Car Express.
[01:25.34]From the driver and the guards to the bagmen playing cards
[01:28.66]I will supervise them all, more or less.
[01:31.58]Down the corridor he paces and examines all the faces
[01:35.11]Of the travellers in the First and the Third;
[01:38.36]He establishes control by a regular patrol
[01:41.70]And he'd know at once if anything occurred.
[01:44.92]He would watch you without winking
[01:46.71]and he saw what you are thinking
[01:48.69]And it's certain that he doesn’t approve
[01:51.50]Of hilarity and riot,
[01:53.51]so the folk are very quiet
[01:55.39]When Skimble was about and on the move.
[01:59.40]You could play no pranks with Skimbleshanks!
[02:03.36]He's a Cat that cannot be ignored;
[02:06.58]So nothing goes wrong on the Northern Mail
[02:09.76]When Skimbleshanks was aboard.
[02:14.08]
[02:15.44]it’s very pleasant when they have found their little den
[02:18.12]With their name written up on the door.
[02:21.36]And the berth was very neat with a newly folded sheet
[02:24.70]And there’s not a speck of dust on the floor.
[02:27.94]There is every sort of light - you can make it dark or bright;
[02:31.44]There’s a button you could turn to make a breeze.
[02:34.64]There’s a funny little basin you’re supposed to wash your face in
[02:38.05]And a crank to shut the window if you sneeze.
[02:41.30]Then the guard looked in politely
[02:43.07]and will ask you very brightly
[02:45.28]‘Do you like your morning tea
[02:46.39]weak or strong?’
[02:48.53]But I’l just behind him and was ready to remind him,
[02:51.94]For Skimble won't let anything go wrong.
[02:54.94]
[02:56.33]And when they creep into their cozy berth
[02:59.99]And pulled the counterpane,
[03:03.13]They are bound to admit that it’s very nice
[03:06.38]To know that they wouldn't be bothered by mice --
[03:09.83]They can leave all that to the Railway Cat,
[03:13.12]The Cat of the Railway Train.
[03:15.50]Skimbleshanks: The
[03:18.22]Railway Cat
[03:20.68]The cat of the railway train!
[03:24.19]
[03:25.46]In the watch of the night,
[03:27.25]I was always fresh and bright;
[03:29.00]Every now and then I have a cup of tea
[03:31.91]With perhaps a drop of scotch while I was keeping on the watch,
[03:35.41]Only stopping here and there to catch a flea.
[03:38.55]They were fast asleep at Crewe and so they never knew
[03:41.99]That I was walking up and down the station;
[03:44.83]They were sleeping all the while I was busy at Carlisle,
[03:48.53]Where they greet the stationmaster with elation.
[03:51.38]They might see me at Dumfries
[03:53.10]if I summones the police
[03:54.85]there’s anything they ought to know about.
[03:57.83]When they get to Gallowgate,
[03:59.80]there they did not have to wait --
[04:01.67]For Skimbleshanks will help they to get out!
[04:07.30]
[04:10.46]And he
[04:11.93]gives you a wave of his long brown tail
[04:14.95]Which says: ‘I'll see you again!’
[04:18.07]You'll meet without fail on the Midnight Mail,
[04:21.39]The Cat of the Railway Train.
[04:27.67]
[05]Macayity
[00:07.23]Macavity
[00:09.98]
[01:06.00]Macavity's a mystery cat he's called the Hidden Paw
[01:11.63]For he's a master criminal who can defy the law
[01:17.64]He's the bafflement of Scotland Yard the Flying Squad's despair
[01:23.91]And when you reach the scene of crime Macavity's not there!
[01:31.74]
[01:41.63]Macavity Macavity there's no one like Macavity
[01:47.19]He's broken every human law he breaks the law of gravity
[01:52.88]His powers of invitation would make a fakir stare
[01:58.47]And when you reach the scene of crime Macavity's not there
[02:04.20]You may seek him in the basement you may look up in the air
[02:10.46]But I tell you once and once again Macavity's not there!
[02:18.15]Macavity's a ginger cat he's very tall and thin
[02:23.83]You'd know him if you saw him for his eyes are sunken in
[02:29.36]His brow is deeply lined in thought his head is highly domed
[02:35.24]His coat is dusty from neglect his whiskers are uncombed
[02:41.37]He sways his head from side to side with movements like a snake
[02:47.19]And when you think he's half asleep he's always wide awake!
[02:53.47]Macavity Macavity there's no one like Macavity
[02:58.83]He's a fiend in feline shape a monster of depravity
[03:04.28]You may meet him in a by street you may see him in the square
[03:10.21]But when a crime's discovered then Macavity's not there!
[03:16.55]He's outwardly respectable I know he cheats sat cards
[03:26.55]And his footprints are not found in any files of Scotland Yard's
[03:39.49]And when the larder's looted or the jewel case is rifled
[03:45.44]Or when the milk is missing or another Peke's been stifled
[03:50.94]Or the greenhouse glass is broken and the trellis past repair
[03:58.17]There's the wonder of the thing Macavity's not there!
[04:03.87]Macavity Macavity there's no one like Macavity
[04:09.28]There never was a cat of such deceitfulness and ssuavity
[04:14.62]He always has an alibi and one or two to spare
[04:20.27]Whatever time the deeded took place Macavity wasn't there!
[04:25.95]And they way that all the cats whose wicked deeds are widely known
[04:31.83]I might mention Mungojerrie&Rumpelteazer
[04:37.80]Are nothing more than agents for the cat who all the time
[04:43.03]Just controls the operations the Napoleon of crime!
[04:48.88]
[04:52.07]Macavity Macavity there's no one like Macavity
[04:57.53]He's a fiend in feline shape a monster of depravity
[05:02.87]You may meet him in a by street you may see him in the square
[05:08.33]But when a crime's discovered then Macavity not there!
[05:10.69]
[06]Mr.Mistoffolees
[00:00.00]You ought to ask Mr. Mistoffelees!
[00:02.42]The original conjuring cat--
[00:05.10]The greatest magicians have something to learn
[00:07.89]From Mister Mistoffelees' conjuring turn
[00:11.52]And we all say,
[00:13.42]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[00:17.61]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[00:23.75]
[00:24.52]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[00:28.66]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[00:35.08]He is quiet, he is small, he is black
[00:37.89]From the ears to the tip of his tail
[00:40.69]He can creep through the tiniest crack
[00:43.41]He can walk on the narrowest rail
[00:46.18]He can pick any card from a pack
[00:48.79]He is equally cunning with dice
[00:51.58]He is always deceiving you into believing
[00:54.50]That he's only hunting for mice
[00:56.54]
[00:57.40]He can play any trick with a cork
[00:59.54]Or a spoon and a bit of fish paste
[01:02.35]If you look for a knife or a fork
[01:05.04]And you think it is merely misplaced
[01:07.94]You have seen it one moment and then it's gone
[01:11.05]But you find it next week lying on the lawn!
[01:14.36]And we all say,
[01:16.57]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[01:20.68]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[01:26.24]
[01:27.69]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[01:31.52]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[01:36.97]
[01:38.18]His manner is vague and aloof
[01:40.75]You would think there was nobody shyer
[01:43.58]But his voice has been heard on the roof
[01:46.19]When he was curled up by the fire
[01:49.08]And he's sometimes been heard by the fire
[01:52.18]When he was about on the roof
[01:54.90]At least we all heard that somebody purred
[01:57.55]Which is uncontestable proof
[01:59.94]of his singular magical powers
[02:02.77]And I've known the family to call
[02:05.24]him in from the garden for hours
[02:08.26]When he was asleep in the hall
[02:11.32]And not long ago this phenomenal cat
[02:14.18]Produced seven kittens right out of a hat!
[02:17.53]And we all say,
[02:19.64]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[02:23.75]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[02:30.65]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[02:34.60]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[02:41.45]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[02:45.69]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[02:52.34]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[02:56.61]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[03:03.20]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[03:07.00]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
[03:13.91]Oh! Well I never! Was there ever
[03:18.22]A cat so clever as magical Mr. Mistoffelees
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the marvelous, magical Mr. Mistoffelees!
Presto!
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[07]Memory
[00:00.00]Jemima:Daylight
[00:03.00]see the dew on the sunflower
[00:07.00]And a rose that is fading
[00:11.74]Roses whither away
[00:16.58]Like the sunflower
[00:20.55]I yearn to turn my face to the dawn
[00:25.36]I am waiting
[00:29.84]for the day
[00:33.92]
[00:50.00]Grizabella:
[01:00.00]
[01:05.00]Midnight,
[01:08.27]No a sound from the pavement.
[01:12.56]Has the moon lost her memory?
[01:17.22]She is smiling alone.
[01:22.00]In the lamplight,
[01:25.88]the wethered leaves collect at my feet.
[01:30.90]And the wind
[01:35.57]begins to moan.
[01:39.87]Memory,
[01:42.56]all alone in the moonlight.
[01:47.02]I can smile at the old days.
[01:51.17]I was beautiful then.
[01:56.23]I remember
[01:59.95]the time I knew what happiness was.
[02:05.10]Let the memory
[02:09.36]live again.
[02:13.04]Every street lamp
[02:17.17]seems to beat
[02:19.85]a fatelistic warning.
[02:27.79]Someone mutters
[02:31.22]and the streetlight gutters.
[02:34.88]And soon it will be morning.
[02:43.00]Daylight,
[02:46.16]I must wait for the sunrise
[02:50.39]I must think of a new life
[02:54.10]And I mustn't give in
[02:58.90]When the dawn comes
[03:02.19]tonight will be a memory too
[03:07.11]And a new day
[03:11.31]will begin
[03:16.83]
[03:45.75]Burnt out the ends of the smoky days
[03:53.03]with the stale cold smell of morning
[03:59.72]A streetlamp dies,
[04:02.89]another night is over
[04:06.88]Another day is dawning
[04:15.10]Touch me,
[04:18.63]it's so easy to leave me
[04:23.05]All alone with my memory
[04:27.96]Of my days in the sun
[04:33.40]If you touch me
[04:37.38]you'll understand what happiness is
[04:43.93]Look,
[04:45.23]a new day
[04:50.19]has begun
[08]The JourneyTo The Heaviside Layer
[00:22.13]Up up up past the Russell Hotel
[00:27.11]Up up up up to the heaviside layer
[00:32.51]Up up up past the Russell Hotel
[00:37.60]Up up up up to the heaviside layer
[00:42.85]Up up up past the Russell Hotel
[00:47.99]Up up up up to the heaviside layer
[00:53.12]Up up up past the Russell Hotel
[00:58.12]Up up up up to the heaviside layer
[01:03.80]
[09]The Ad-Dressing Of Cats
[00:01.90]DEUTERONOMY:
[00:02.79]
[00:04.40]You've heard of several kinds of cat
[00:09.46]And my opinion now is that
[00:13.90]You should need no interpreter
[00:19.20]to understand our character
[00:23.81]You've learned enough to take the view
[00:28.75]That cats are very much like you
[00:33.43]You've seen us both at work and games
[00:38.58]And learnt about our proper names
[00:43.29]Our habits and habitat
[00:48.00]But how would you ad-dress a cat
[00:54.16]
[00:55.52]CHORUS:
[00:57.00]
[00:57.35]So first, your memory I'll jog
[01:03.97]And say: A cat is not a dog
[01:10.57]
[01:12.91]DEUTERONOMY:
[01:14.46]
[01:19.05]Now dogs pretend they like to fight
[01:23.87]They often bark, more seldom bite
[01:28.57]But yet a dog is, on the whole,
[01:33.41]What you would call a simple soul
[01:38.10]The usual dog about the town
[01:43.09]Is much inclined to play the clown
[01:47.64]And far from showing too much pride
[01:52.90]Is frequently undignified
[01:57.60]He's such an easy-going lout
[02:02.22]He'll answer any hail or shout
[02:08.44]
[02:09.66]CHORUS:
[02:11.05]
[02:11.83]The usual dog about the town
[02:16.96]Is inclined to play the clown
[02:21.13]Again I must remind you that
[02:28.18]A dog's a dog; a cat's a cat
[02:35.20]
[02:36.00]DEUTERONOMY:
[02:36.56]
[02:38.75]With cats, some say, one rule is true
[02:45.35]Don't speak 'til you are spoken to
[02:52.19]Myself I do not hold with that
[02:58.80]I say, you should ad-dress a cat
[03:03.44]But always bear in mind
[03:06.41]that he resents familiarity
[03:13.40]
[03:14.67]You bow, and taking off your hat,
[03:21.75]ad-dress him in this form: "O Cat!"
[03:30.78]
[03:32.85]Before a cat will condescend
[03:37.54]To treat you as a trusted friend
[03:42.12]Some little token of esteem
[03:46.75]is needed, like a dish of cream
[03:51.23]And you might now and then supply
[03:55.73]Some caviar or Straussburg pie
[03:59.97]Some potted grouse or salmon paste
[04:04.94]He's sure to have his personal taste
[04:09.58]And so in time you reach your aim
[04:14.66]And call him by his NAME
[04:22.32]
[04:23.22]CHORUS:
[04:24.26]
[04:24.52]So this is this and that is that
[04:31.86]And there's how you ad-dress a cat
[04:39.26]
[04:39.75]A cat's entitled to expect
[04:45.16]These evidences of respect
[04:49.16]So this is this and that is that
[04:56.37]And there's how you ad-dress a cat
[05:06.54]
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