This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You better leave my kitten all alone,
You better leave my kitten all alone.
But I told you big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
You better leave my kitten all alone,
You better leave my kitten all alone.
This dog is gonna get you
If you don't leave her alone.
Well Mr.Dog I'm gonna hit you
On the top of your head.
That child is gonna miss you,
You gonna wish that you were dead.
If you don't leave my kitten all alone.
Well I told you big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
Well Mr.Dog I'm gonna hit you
On the top of your head.
That girl is gonna miss you,
You gonna wish that you were dead.
If you don't leave my kitten all alone, oh yeah.
Well I told you, big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
Hey hey you better leave, you better leave,
You better leave, yeah you better leave,
You better leave, oh you got to leave...
You better leave my kitten all alone.
But I told you big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
You better leave my kitten all alone,
You better leave my kitten all alone.
This dog is gonna get you
If you don't leave her alone.
Well Mr.Dog I'm gonna hit you
On the top of your head.
That child is gonna miss you,
You gonna wish that you were dead.
If you don't leave my kitten all alone.
Well I told you big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
Well Mr.Dog I'm gonna hit you
On the top of your head.
That girl is gonna miss you,
You gonna wish that you were dead.
If you don't leave my kitten all alone, oh yeah.
Well I told you, big fat bulldog,
You better leave her alone.
Hey hey you better leave, you better leave,
You better leave, yeah you better leave,
You better leave, oh you got to leave...
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What exactly do you have to be on to write a lyric like this???
i heard this song once dammit
This song is mentioned several times in the book In Country which is about a young girl who's brother served in Vietnam. I'm not sure if it's an important part of the story yet, but she's mentioned it two or three times. I'll post again if it turns out to be important.
Ok, I'm sorry to have to say this, but... alot of Beatles fans wonder why this song was left off Beatles for Sale... I say that it's because it's a bloody dreadful song! (It's called Leave My Kitten Alone, for God's sake...)
I have this major aversion to songs with soppy words in the titles like "kitten" and "pussycat", etc,
There's something dreadfully wrong if many fans wonder why it was omitted:) It sux. I didn't realize they wrote this song. I hope they never performed it:) Glad I found it, though, as I didn't think the Beatles were capable of creating such a sorry track.
@Loserdude The Beatles didn't write it though. Sorry 'bout it.
i don't think it's actually about kittens and bulldogs.