Pressed Rat And Warthog

Cream

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PRESSED RAT AND WARTHOG As recorded by Cream (From the 1968 Album WHEELS OF FIRE) [Intro] [Verse 1] Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop. They didn’t want to ’twas all they had got. Selling atonal apples amplified heat And pressed rat’s collection of doglegs and feet. [Verse 2] Sadly they left telling no one goodbye. Pressed rat wore red jodhpurs warthog a striped tie. Between them they carried a three-legged sack Went straight round the corner and never came back. [Interlude] [Verse 3] Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop. The bad captain madman had told them to stop Selling atonal apples amplified heat And pressed rat’s collection of doglegs and feet. [Verse 4] Bad captain madman had ordered their fate. He laughed and stomped off with a nautical gate. The gate turned into a deroga tree And his peg leg got woodworm and broke into three. [Interlude] [Verse 5] Pressed rat and warthog closed down their shop. They didn’t want to ’twas all they had got. Selling atonal apples amplified heat Pressed rat’s collection of doglegs and feet. [Outro]

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