The Fox & the Cat Duet

"The Fox & the Cat Duet" is a song from the 1971 book-and-record set Pinocchio by Peter Pan Records. It features T. Riffic Fox and B. Wary Cat as they meet Pinocchio and decide to swindle him out of his gold coins.

Lyrics[]

Hello, my firend, a lovely day
Just the sort that's fine for play

[Oh, no! No play for me. I'm going to school!]

School you say? A waste of time
Come with us where life is fine

[I've learned my lesson and right after school I'm going to give this gold to Father so he can buy a new coat.]

[Gold, did you say gold?!]

How fortunate we happened by
Your gold was meant to multiply

Gallery[]

Images[]

Videos[]

Pinocchio - Fox and Cat Duet

See Also[]

Evil-To-The-Core

Songs

Films
Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee • I've Got No Strings • The Coach to Pleasure Island • Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee (Reprise) • Doin' the Impossible • Neon Cabaret • You're a Star • You and You Alone • Bravo, Stromboli! • The Coachman To Pleasure Island • We Were a King Once • Fatherland March • Big Baby Il Duce March

Television
The Fox's Pitch • M-O-R-E • Fun, Fun, Fun • It's the Truth • Wicked Glee

Theatrical
The Land of the Toys • Growl! Meow! • Liegen, stelen & bedriegen • Je wordt en ster • Te koop • Attentie, attentie • Luilekkerland • Drink, eet, dans & zing • Baas van de wereld • Gatto & Volpe SPA • Che tempi bui

Other
Rolling Along to Pleasure Island • Honest John • Monstro the Whale • Foxy Q. Fibble • Cool S. Cat • The Fox & the Cat Duet • Evil-To-The-Core • Il gatto e la volpe