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Travel to Persia

That day,
 
Death had already come several times
 
To ask for me.
 
But I had her told
That I was not home
 
For I had other fish to fry
Than to listen to her
 
Other cats to whip
 
And more precisely
The Cat.Shah of Persia
 
That I had captured
 
Baiting him with a superb piece of green meat
 
- the Cat.Shahs of Persia relish on it -
 
One day, as he went away
 
With his companions
 
Music in mind
 
On the road to Tehran
 
It was a cracking party day
 
And he felt very happy
 
At the thought that poor peasants
 
Could be whipped.
 
So I carried him in a big suitcase
 
And showed him
 
For free
 
To the peasants
 
And then I whipped him
publicly
 
Asking no tip
 
And all the peasants got very happy.
 
I put him back into
The suitcase
 
And carried on my trip
through Persia
 
My pleasure travel
 
Pleasure for the others
 
For little children and also their parents
 
Because, as for me, I felt no pleasure at all
 
In beating the monarch
 
Simply the same tiredness
 
That one feels beating Persian
 
Carpets.
 
When suddenly appeared
 
A Londonian animal,
 
A perfect Limehouse gentleman up on the rooves
 
He was just passing and introduced himself:
 
I am the nine-tail tomcat
 
I know the job
 
And I can give you a hand at it
 
Here are my fees:
 
I want mice every day.
 
Sounds perfect, I said.
 
And, as well, I want to be allowed to stop
 
At will on the road
 
If a she-cat I like
 
Happens to pass on that road.
 
All right, I said, all right.
 
And be allowed to make love to her
 
The tomcat pointed out
 
And I want birds
 
To offer as presents to her
 
All right, all right, everything you want
 
I said.
 
I was so tired
 
And things went better.
 
The tomcat beat the Cat.Shah of Persia
 
Really correctly
 
And I beat my drum
 
And the peasants grew happier and happier
 
And they brought to the Cat.Shah
 
Mice and corn-rats
 
And, for me,
 
Things were just the same
 
Fresh drinks
 
And beautiful girls kissing me on my lips
 
In short,.it was fabulous
 
And, even, one day,
 
Some weavers
 
Offered to the cat and me
 
A genuine flying-carpet.
 
You will go faster this way, they told us
 
To go touring.
 
This way, the whole Persian country
 
Will get a clearer view of the
 
so comforting show.
 
But,suddenly, one day,
 
The Cat.Shah
 
looked at us painfully:
 
Is this little game going to last long ?
 
I can still remember precisely
 
What his face kooked like and what the weather looked like
 
That very day, at the same time,
 
The weather was so fine.
 
We were arriving on the carpet
 
Six or nine thousand feet over Tehran
 
And the Tomcat told the Cat.Shah,
 
Gently, all smiles,
 
Come on, come on,
 
Don't go complaining,
Your Majesty,
 
Had we wanted it so
 
We might have killed you
 
Or locked you up
 
In a big translucent jar
 
In the company of wicked gherkins
 
There, you would have died of thirst,
 
Been tormented in a thousand ways
 
Good Lord,
 
said the Cat.Shah
 
One must not do things like these
 
And then, he went on:
 
At the onset, I got surprised, it astonished me and, I should say, it pleased me, to be honest, it was new, you understand, but now, I become fed up!
 
It hurts a lot, you know, and it's humiliating, not to mention the fact that I look like a zebra now,.a zebra on the throne of Persia, you must admit it is sheer Shahcking, to say the least and I mean every word I say, yet I must confess to you that I'm not happy, no, not happy at all
 
At all at all at all
 
At all at all
 
At all
 
But, what does it matter,
 
The tomcat said
 
Since we're all happy,
 
We.
 
And we went down to town
 
Where everyone was revelling,
 
Where,everywhere, the joy of living
 
Was walking, all naked, in the street,
 
Where, everywhere, drunk Persians could be seen,
 
And welcomed us.
 
It's all fine,
 
The tomcat said.
 
Life is great
 
The throne is empty
 
But the wine-tubs are full
 
Alas,
 
I can't recognize my town any more,
 
the monarch said.
 
What is to become of me ?
 
Me
 
In all this ?
 
You gonna make yourself useful.
The tomvat said.
And , to start with, you will clean my dish.
 


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winders and curtains tremble
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And when I play on the gramophone
trali tralalla la, trali
tralalla la
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trali tralalla la, gramophone plays
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trali tralalla la, trali
tralalla la
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trali tralalla la, gramophone plays
And nothing worries me,
I have Syrena’s records
When something annoys me - I play on the gramophone
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then in gramophone I have my all concerns
 


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a year ago.)
 

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