Alt Title:\u00a0\u00a0 OH WHERE IS MY KITTY?<\/p>\n
Oh [C] where is my Kitty, my [F] little Grey Kitty<\/span> I [C] called my dog Rover, to [F] look the fields over<\/span> I [C] saw the boys trundle [F] away a small bundle Oh, the [C] dog that lives down by the [F] river alone,<\/span> modulate<\/p>\n Your [D] little grey kitty has [G] not been drowned<\/span> [D] Bring back, [G] bring back, oh [A] bring back my kitty to [D] me, to me<\/span> Alt Title:\u00a0\u00a0 OH WHERE IS MY KITTY? Oh [C] where is my Kitty, my [F] little Grey Kitty I’ve [C] hunted the house all [G] around I’ve [C] looked in the cradle and [F] under the table but [C] nowhere could [G] Kitty be [C] found. I [C] called my …
\nI’ve [C] hunted the house all [G] around<\/span>
\nI’ve [C] looked in the cradle and [F] under the table<\/span>
\nbut [C] nowhere could [G] Kitty be [C] found.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nTo [C] see if my kitty was [G] there.<\/span>
\nNo [C] dog could be kinder, but [F] he could not find her<\/span>
\nSo [C] then I gave [G] up in [C] despair.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nand [C] carry it down to the [G] brook.
\n[C] Perhaps it was kitty, so [F] cunning and pretty<\/span>
\nI [C] think I’ll go [G] down there and [C] look<\/span><\/p>\n
\nCame [C] up with his naughty old [G] bark,\u00a0 RUFF RUFF<\/span><\/span>
\nHe [C] frightened my pretty grey [F] kitty away,<\/span>
\nShe’s [C] up a tree [G] mewing, just [C] hark,\u00a0 MEOW<\/span>!
\n<\/span><\/p>\n
\nI [D] found her and brought her to [A] you<\/span>
\nBut before [D] you take her – a [G] promise please make<\/span>
\nYou [D] won’t blame the [A] boys any [D] more<\/span><\/p>\n
\n[D] Bring back, [G] bring back, oh [A] bring back my kitty to [D] me.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"