Andrew Lloyd Webber - Mungojerrie and rumpleteazer
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SONG: Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer
ARTIST: Andrew Lloyd Webber
From the musical, Cats
Dm6Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer
Dm6We're a notorious couple of cats
As C6knockabout clowns, quick-change comedians
G7Tight-rope walkers and acrobats
We Dm6have an extensive reputation
We Dm6make our home in Victoria Grove
That is C6merely our centre of operation
For A7we are incurably given to Dm6rove
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We are very well known in Cornwall Gardens
In Dm6Launceston Place and in Kensington Square
We have C6really a little more reputation
Than a A7couple of cats can very well bear
A7
If the Dm6area window is found ajar
And the Dm6basement looks like a field of war
If a C6tile or two comes loose on the roof,
Which G7presently fails to be waterproof
If the Dm6drawers are pulled out from the bedroom chest
And you Dm6can't find one of your winter vests
Or C6after supper one of the girls
G7Suddenly misses her Woolworth pearls
The Ffamily will say, "It's that horrible cat!
Was it Mungojerrie or Rumpelteazer?"
And A7most of the time they leave it at that
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Dm6Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer have a Dm6very unusual gift of the gab
We are C6highly efficient cat burglars as well
And reG7markably smart at a smash and grab
We Dm6make our home in Victoria Grove
We Dm6have no regular occupation
We are C6plausible fellows, and like to engage
A A7friendly policeman in conversation
A7
When the Dm6family assembles for Sunday dinner
With their Dm6minds made up that they won't get thinner
On C6Argentine joint, potatoes and greens
And the G7cook would appear from behind the scenes
And Dm6say in a voice that is broken with sorrow,
"Dm6I'm afraid you must wait and have dinner tomorrow!
For the C6joint has gone from the oven like that!"
The Ffamily will say, "It's that horrible cat!
Was it Mungojerrie or Rumpelteazer?"
And A7most of the time they leave it at that
D#mMungojerrie and Rumpelteazer have a D#mwonderful way of working together
And C#some of the time you would say it was luck
And G#7some of the time you would say it was weather
We D#m6go through the house like a hurricane
And no D#m6sober person could take his oath
Was it C#Mungojerrie or Rumpelteazer?
Or A#7could you have sworn that it mightn't be both?
And D#m6when you hear a dining room smash
Or D#m6up from the pantry there comes a loud crash
Or C#down from the library there comes a loud ping
From a G#vase that was commonly said to be Ming
Then the F#family will say: "Now which is which cat?
It was Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer!"
And there's A#7nothing at all to be done about that!
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