My Cat Was Taking A Bath(Copyrighted 1989)
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My Cat Was Taking A Bath(Copyrighted 1989)
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1.I was riding home late at one night
When there in my house I saw a light
And when I got inside
Right before my eyes
Chorus:
My cat was taking a bath
My cat was taking a bath
It was a quarter to three
And I don't believe
My cat was taking a bath
2.Well maybe I had something to drink
Or maybe I just couldn't quite think
But my mom saw it too
And she said:"Of coarse it's true."
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