Poisoning Pigeons in the Park Words and Music by Tom Lehrer Vernally . Ea 2 Verse here, a-suh“puh-if skit-tles and I think the love - li - est c a c ar D (Spoken) time of the year is the spring. 1 do, don't’ you? Course you > — _— + oce rit, 50 © 1953 & 1968 Tom Lehrer. Copyright renewedQe a (Sung) Dm ar c But there's one thing that makes spring com - plete for me, a pr G__ Gaim a And makes ev - treat for me, ia |_—_——_——. poco rit. z Refrain m~ mS Cmaj? ce c ‘All the world seems in tune on a spring af - ter - noon, When we're (So if) Sun-day you're free, why don't you come with me, And welll emnces + of a a tempo 7 r Gdim Gt EV - ry Sun - day you'll poi -son-ing pi-geonsin the _ park. And may - be we'll Poig:- sop the pi-geons in the park. 51gee | my sweetheart and me, As we poi -sonthe pi-geona in. "the do in 2 ‘squir-rel or two, While we're Poi -son-ing pi-geonsin the * 3 When they see us com-ing, the bird-ies all We'll mur-der them all a * mid laugh-ter and = Dr or pea - nuts when cbat - ed with we take home to ox 2» try an’ hide, But they still go for mer-ri-ment, Ex - cept for the few d : tempo ad lib. ba. 4 Cmajr bright, Ev - 'ry - thing seems all quick-en-in' with each drop of 2 2 cy - anhide, The per-i-ment, My pulse will sun's shin - ing be a tempo F e e 52.