Crazy Cat's Concert
Cats in Concert: A Chaotic Chorus
Cats can't cook, but they can caterwaul,
Climbing curtains, they commence to brawl,
Crooning, caterwauling, cacophony and all,
Creating chaos from wall to wall.
Crazy cat's concert, a comical sight,
Cuddly and cute, they're quite a delight,
Chasing each other, all through the night,
Chanting their songs, with all their might.
Clumsy paws, they trip and fall,
Curiosity always takes the call,
Can't resist the urge to ball,
Can't stop the madness, no matter how tall.
Cats can't cook, but they can caterwaul,
Climbing curtains, they commence to brawl,
Crooning, caterwauling, cacophony and all,
Creating chaos from wall to wall.
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