The Money Cat Paul Frees (Ft. Bill Lee (Playback Singer), The Mellomen & Thurl Ravenscroft)
"The Money Cat" by Paul Frees features playful lyrics about a whimsical cat that brings good fortune. The song blends humor with a catchy melody, showcasing vocal harmonies from The Mellomen and Thurl Ravenscroft. Released in the 1960s, it highlights themes of luck and prosperity. Its unique sound and lighthearted tone have made it memorable in pop culture. #Novelty
[Meowrice]
When preacher can’t preach you
And teacher can’t teach you
When angels can’t reach you
[Henchcats]
The money cat can
[Meowrice]
We give social status
To countrified tomatoes
[Henchcats]
If you want kicks
And class and clothes
Money cat knows where the money tree grows
[Meowrice]
Beauticians will sleek you
[Henchcats]
Fashion cats chic you
Aristocrats seek you
Man
Man
Man
Man
Man
Man
When preacher can’t preach you
And teacher can’t teach you
When angels can’t reach you
[Henchcats]
The money cat can
[Meowrice]
We give social status
To countrified tomatoes
[Henchcats]
If you want kicks
And class and clothes
Money cat knows where the money tree grows
[Meowrice]
Beauticians will sleek you
[Henchcats]
Fashion cats chic you
Aristocrats seek you
Man
Man
Man
Man
Man
Man
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