"Philip the Navajo" genre: General Comedy
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	A Navajo named Philip, found by a cat who wants to be a Pharoah... Sounds stupid... but isn't.
	CD: future release   Label: self release Credits: Tim Labonte
	Story Behind the Song In Creative Writing class I had to come up with a series of 10 pieces of works... up came Philip the Navajo. Though these aren't the original verses, i spruced up the 6 stanza poem to make it more interesting. Hope you like it :) Lyrics chorus: Philip the Navajo (Navajo) Found by an alley cat in Paxton, Ohio Philip the Navajo (Navajo) Fascinated with fire and became a pyro Philip the Navajo Amazed by an echo Went to get a class of water But on his way he stubbed his toe Philip the Navajo Listens to Dido Usually alone at night So plays on his banjo Philip the Navajo Wants to be a Pharoah Packed up all his things But then his cat parents said, “No!” Philip the Navajo Ran away from home It began to rain and pour so he Put on his poncho Philip the Navajo Got to Egypt pronto But got jumped and robbed and mamed And tied in a lasso Philip the Navajo Was captured by Gumbo A cursin’, flickin’, finger lickin’ Egyptain homo (chorus) Philip the Navajo Woke up to a hippo Betsy’s, Gumbo’s favorite Who likes to drink cocoa Philip the Navajo Got hold of some mayo Put it around his arms and legs And got free from his lasso Philip the Navajo Searched for his foe Looked inside a nearby box And found a gun and ammo Philip the Navajo Finally found this bronco Playing in a nearby room A short game of Keno Philip the Navajo Aimed his gin and Ammo But then awoke to his cat mom And his model of Pluto “Wake up, Philly! You were a having a bad dream! Oh yes, and by the way, I brought you ice cream!” “Oh boy,” said Philip. (chorus)

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