I finally performed this publicly at Contata, since Bob Kanefsky
was there and it seemed appropriate at the time. This is the "less
regrettable" of the two songs I had to follow someone's performance
of Bob's "Nobody's Moggy Lands",
How Mushed Is That Moggie On The Windshield
(To: "How Much Is That Doggie In the Window" by Bob Merrill)
I was driving behind an eighteen-wheeler
When he gave a quick honk on his horn
The next thing I knew, I was colliding
With a small furry bundle airborne
(Chorus:)
How mushed is that moggie on the windshield
With the tire tracks on body and head
How mushed is that moggie on the windshield
I do think that moggie's quite dead
You could be a match for the Garfield
That clings to my rear window pane
But Garfield's great love is lasagna
-- And at this point I'd better refrain
(Chorus)
Your trajectory gives us the answer
To a question that someone might ask
If he'd stepped on the brakes, he would have skidded
But you flew 'cause he stepped on the gas
(Chorus)
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