| She lives in my kitchen | |
| And so ruefully moos | |
| When some of my fellows | |
| Don't bring her fresh grass | |
| She has funny black spots | |
| And tender rough tongue | |
| All my neighbors are scared | |
| But I love her, she's mine | |
| Oh tell me now | |
| Is it OK | |
| To walk with a pet | |
| When it's not a dog or a cat? | |
| She's my marvelous cow | |
| Cuddly, lovely to touch | |
| So please tell me now | |
| Would you eat her for lunch? | |
| When I walk with my cow | |
| Not far from my flat | |
| I don't know how | |
| She became my sweet pet | |
| When I walk with my cow | |
| Not far from my flat | |
| I don't know how | |
| She became my sweet pet | |
| She lives in my kitchen | |
| And so ruefully moos | |
| When some of my fellows | |
| Don't bring her fresh grass | |
| She has funny black spots | |
| And tender rough tongue | |
| All my neighbors are scared | |
| But I love her, she's mine |