4l Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer Music by Text by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER TS. ELIOT le MUNGOJERRIE and RUMPELTEAZER Man ~ yo-jer- rie and Rum-pel-tea + zet, we're a no-tor- i+ ous cou-ple of cats. As Mun - go-jer- rie and Runt-pel-tes-zer have ave -ry_un-Us- ual gift ot the gab. We are Dmo Dmé knock-a- bout clowns, quick change co- me - di-ans, ght ~ Tope walkers and ac - ro- bats We highly ef (i-cienteat- bur-glars as well and re - mark-a~ bly smartat a smash and grab. We 6 ar [ist time only have an ex-ten- sive re - pu-ta-tion, We make our home in Vie- Grove: That is 7 Dmé Dm6 Music Copytight © 1980 by The Really Useful Company Lid. ‘Text Copyright © 1929 by TS. Eliot; this edition ofthe text © 1980 by Set Copyrights Lid TInternationil Copyright Secured, Ali Rights Reserveda2 meredy ourcen-tre of © = pe-ta-tion,for we are in-curab-ly xiv-en to | We ure ve ry Well known in Cora — Wall Gar-dens, in make" onr home in Vie-tor~ i - 2 Grove. We D6 Ate Dm6 =a Sa ee ee +: E a aaa = é — i ¥ Launces-ton Plageand in Kea-sing-ton Square: Weave real~ ly a iit- tle more re - pu- ta-tion than a have no re gu-lar oc cu - pa-tion, Weare plau-si- ble (el-lows,andBke to en- gage @ t Om ce ve ee pe ere coupe of Lavery wel oe lriend-iy pol-ice-men in con - yer When. theB And the bae-mentlooksiike field of war, a+ ce-a win-dow is found a- jar 1 family as-isem -bies for Sun + day din+ ner, With their mindsmade up that they won't get thi i 1S pre sent ly falls tbe wa = ter proof, IN the couk would ap-pear fiom beshind the seenes, And = ee ee oo —— ule of two comesloose on the roof, Which Al-wen-tine joint, po - ta toes and greens, And tire Ge Ite +" Se drawers are pulled out from Hiebed-room chesis,Andyou cat find one of yourwin = lervests, Or sy in a voicathat is broken with sor-row: 1m a-fraid you must wait aad hiave dinner to-mor-row! For the Diné Dé Ist time only Sud-den-ly miss-es her Wool- worth pearls: The - tor sup - per one of tie girls, joint has gone irom the ov en,like that! — The44 (both times) It's that hor- ri- ble pel - tea - er?” Mun-go- jertie most of the time they leave it at that, ‘Mun ~ go-jer-rie and Rum - pel-tea- zer have awonder-ful way of work-ing to - ge-ther, And some of the time you would say it was luck, and bm Db some of the time you would say it was weather, We go through the house like @ hur - ri + cane, and no. ber person could take his oath Was it, Mun - go-jer-rie or Rum ~ pel- tea-zer? or Ebm6 Dp could you have sworn that it might-n't be both? And when youkear a din-ing-roomsmash Or 4s5 —_—_—— — —_- ee down from the lib-rary* there comesa loud ping From ez eee PS Ebmé a - ‘ heats Se a ee e yase which is com-mon-ly said to be Ming: Then the fa - mis ly will say: ‘Now |g — fe — prep py —_ pe ee SSS aaa > which cat?) + peltea-rer!” And there’s Mun = go = jer sie