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The Little Magic

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00:00 [music]

00:28 Figaro was a little kitty cat, a little kitty cat, a little kitty cat.

00:33 Figaro was a little kitty cat, no food for kitty.

00:37 Cleo was a little bitty fish, a little bitty fish, a little bitty fish.

00:42 Cleo was a little bitty fish, oh, what a pity.

00:47 Figaro looked at Cleo with hunger in his eye,

00:51 then shook his head and sadly said, "No, no, I'd rather die.

00:56 I just can't eat that little bitty fish, that little bitty fish, that little bitty fish,

01:01 although she'd make a dainty little dish."

01:04 Although she'd make a dainty little dish?

01:10 I can't eat Cleo.

01:12 [humming]

01:20 Sweeping, dusting, working till I'm almost busting.

01:30 No rest for the wicked, till the judgment day, the judgment day.

01:41 Rubbing, scrubbing, laundry always needs a turbin'.

01:52 No rest for the wicked, till the judgment day, the judgment day.

02:01 Hey, get out from under my feet, small, dark, and useless.

02:07 And don't you go running in front of me.

02:10 Black cats mean trouble, and trouble is the mostest thing I want, the leastest of.

02:17 To some folks, life is a pleasure, a picnic or a party.

02:28 And some folks, it's quite a measure of fun and play.

02:36 All to live all day while I'm sweeping, dusting.

02:44 Oh, I'm working till I'm almost busting.

02:50 No rest for the wicked.

02:53 Fancy rolls, maidens, and the coachers.

02:56 Say some pity.

02:58 Just look at that mess.

03:00 I'll do the nipping around here.

03:03 You do the getting.

03:05 You don't get it.

03:07 And for that, you don't get no milk, no sun, not even a catnip.

03:13 [music]

03:39 [humming]

04:00 [whistling]

04:15 Till the judgment day, the judgment day.

04:20 Figaro!

04:23 Come back here.

04:26 Lances, what's come over you?

04:30 Shame.

04:32 Shame on you.

04:35 There, there, Cleo.

04:37 Don't you fret yourself.

04:40 Old Aunt Delilah ain't gonna let that, that--

04:43 Keep your distance, you, you wolf in cat's clothing.

04:48 I've plum-tuckered out from overworking, overwalking, and under sleeping.

04:56 Yeah.

04:58 I'll just knock off for 40 weeks.

05:01 A little catnip won't do no harm.

05:04 [whimpering]

05:07 [music]

05:28 Oh, Figaro!

05:30 Hold on there.

05:31 You scoundrel!

05:33 You cannibal!

05:34 You, you, you dog!

05:40 I got you.

05:42 I'll tame that black hide of yours.

05:49 There, that'll hold you.

05:52 Now maybe I can rest in peace.

05:55 I hopes.

05:59 I just fall to a frazzle.

06:04 [music]

06:33 [gasp]

06:35 Figaro, my goodness!

06:38 Now look what's happened.

06:39 Just 'cause you won't listen.

06:42 Is you fixin' to drown yourself?

06:47 You is a cat, not a catfish.

06:54 Turn over.

06:55 Just on glance.

07:00 Six alive.

07:02 That's the trouble with the world today.

07:04 Folks just won't live and let live.

07:06 But in this house, we's gonna have peace.

07:09 For the duration.

07:11 Understand?

07:13 [music]

07:24 Well, hallelujah!

07:26 Look at that.

07:29 Figaro, maybe your heart ain't as black as your hide after all.

07:35 Maybe you has seen the light, huh?

07:39 Is you gonna stick to the straight and narrow?

07:42 No more dunkin' in Cleo's bowl?

07:45 Promise?

07:48 Then come and get it.

07:50 [laughing]

07:55 Well, you can just think anything you wish.

07:58 Anything you wish.

07:59 Anything you wish.

08:00 But that's the tale of a kitty and a fish.

08:02 Figaro.

08:03 Figaro.

08:04 Figaro.

08:06 And Cleo.

08:13 [music]

08:20 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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