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Here Comes Garfield is a song from the TV special of the same name. It appears twice on the special's soundtrack, and was rerecorded for Am I Cool or What? Music and lyrics were provided by Desiree Goyette and Ed Bogas.

The song as it appeared in the special, the first soundtrack version, and the Am I Cool or What? rerecording were sung by Lou Rawls, while the soundtrack reprise was sung by Desirée Goyette.

An instrumental version of the song has been played in several Garfield animated specials, most prominently in Garfield in the Rough, Garfield Goes Hollywood, A Garfield Christmas, Garfield's Thanksgiving, Happy Birthday, Garfield! and Garfield: His 9 Lives.

Lyrics[]

TV special and soundtrack[]

The bold writing represents lyrics that were excluded from the television special and soundtrack reprise versions.

  • Well he's a fat cat, a cool cat, nobody's fool cat,
  • Well look out, 'cause here comes Garfield!
  • He never keeps fit, he's too hip! He likes his catnip,
  • Well look out, 'cause here comes Garfield!
     
  • He's always got to be one-up on ya,
  • and he'll beat you to the punch everytiiiime!
  • He'll give up anything for lasagna, unless he has to give up on his naptime! 
  • Well he's a neat cat, a fun cat, Mister "number-one" cat,
  • he knows what life is all abooout!
     
  • Here comes Garfield! Look out, here comes Garfiiiiiield! 
  • Look out, I said, here comes Garf-i-eld, so you better look out!
  • You better watch out for Garfield,
  • You never know what he's got up his sleeve,
  • So when he acts real purry, and friendly and furry
  • Better count what's on your table before he leaves!
  • He's a neat cat, a fun cat, Mister "number-one" cat,
  • he knows what life is all about!
  • Here comes Garfield, look out!
  • Here comes Garfield, look out!
  • I said here comes Garfield, so you better watch out!
  • Here comes Garfield, you better look out!

Credits (Am I Cool or What? version)[]

  • Associate Producer: Brad Cole
  • Arranged by Brad Cole
  • Vocals: Lou Rawls
  • Keyboards and programming: Brad Cole and the Digital All-Stars