Mr. Polydactyl Cat
Whimsical Whiskers: Mr. Polydactyl Cat's Mystical Tale
Lyrics
Mr. Polydactyl Cat
Addressing a cat with extra toes (polydactyl) named Mr. Polydactyl Cat.
Where are you going today?
Asking about Mr. Polydactyl Cat's destination for the day.
Are you lost or on your way?
Questioning if the cat is lost or has a purpose in its journey.
Are you going to bathe in the sun
Inquiring if the cat will bask in the sun early in the day.
Before the day has begun
Referring to activities before the official start of the day.
Or will you lie in the shade?
Wondering if the cat will choose to rest in the shade.
Mr. Polydactyl Cat
Repeating the address to Mr. Polydactyl Cat.
Six toes and eighteen lives
Describing the cat with six toes and metaphorically attributing eighteen lives to it.
Where do you roam into the night?
Questioning the cat's nocturnal whereabouts.
Don't you know you're out of sight
Expressing admiration for the cat's captivating presence.
When you walk upon moonlight
Highlighting the cat's allure, especially when walking in moonlight.
Is Mr. Hemingway alright?
Checking the well-being of Mr. Hemingway, possibly another cat or a reference to the writer.
Are you sleeping?
Asking if the cat is currently sleeping.
Are you in a dream?
Inquiring if the cat is in a dreamlike state.
Won't you come next door and visit me?
Inviting the cat to visit the speaker, expressing a desire for companionship.
From your garden to the empty streets
Describing the cat's movement from its garden to the deserted streets.
You just come and go as you please
Noting the cat's independent nature, coming and going as it pleases.
Mr. Polydactyl Cat
Reiterating the address to Mr. Polydactyl Cat.
When will I see you again?
Inquiring about the next encounter with the cat.
Are you a stranger or a friend?
Pondering if the cat is a familiar acquaintance or a stranger.
I hear yer scratch at the door
Hearing the cat's scratches at the door, possibly during rainy weather.
When the rain starts to pour
Referencing the sound of rain and questioning if it's a figment of imagination.
Or is it all in my head?
Wondering if the auditory experience is real or imagined.
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