(with apologies to John Philips)
Me and my kitties went riding down
South Hudson Valley, West New York bound
We stopped over in Ithacay
That being the point just about halfway
And you know it was the hottest part of the day
I took the horses up to the stall
Went to the bar-room, ordered drinks for all
Three days in the saddle, you know my body hurt
It being summer, I took off my shirt
And I tried to wash off some of that dusty dirt
West New York doggies, they's all around
With kibbles and money, they're loaded down
So soon after pay day, you know it seemed a shame
You know my kitties, they start a friendly game
High-Low Jacks and the winner take the hand
My kitties start winning, doggies got sore
One of them called them, and then two more
Accused them of cheating, well no it couldn't be
I know my kitties, they’re as honest as me
And I'm as honest as a Sedgwick man can be
One of them doggies, he starts to growl
Hilo jumped right up, smacked him in the jowls
Kona clawed another, never seen her so bold
Kitties grabbed the kibbles, and I grabbed the gold
And we high-tailed it out to Ontario
Now I love those doggies, God rest their soul
I love my kitties, but they don’t care for gold
They taught me good, Lord, taught me all I know
Taught me so well, I pitched that gold
And we chowed down on kibbles by the side of the road
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