Chanticleer (song)

Chanticleer was a song written by George Bruns and Mel Leven for the proposed 1960 film of the same name. Meant to open the film, it was to have been sung by all of the farmyard animals as they completed their morning routine.
==Lyrics==
Farmyard Animals: Who brings up the morning sun?
Who makes all the chickens run?
Who is loved by everyone?
Chanticleer!
Over whom do we all fuss?
Whom does every girl discuss?
Someone who's so good to us
Chanticleer!
Chanticleer, Chanticleer
Il est tres populaire 
Always charming, always gay
We're enchanted every day
And he keeps the fox away
Chanticleer!
(spoken): Ah Chanticleer, Bonjour! 
Chanticleer (spoken): Bonjour, bonjour mes amies! 
Ah tres jolie, ma petite poupee!
(sung): Who brings up the morning sun?
Who makes all you chickens run?
Who is loved by everyone?
Farmyard Animals: You! Chanticleer
Chanticleer: Over whom do you all fuss?
Whom does every girl discuss?
Someone who's so good to us
Farmyard Animals: You! Chanticleer
Chanticleer, Chanticleer
Vous etes tres debonair
Chanticleer: Am I charming, am I gay?
Do I thrill you every day?
Do I keep the fox away?
Farmyard Animals: Oui, oui
Oui, oui Chanticleer!
Vive le, vive le Chanticleer!
Category:Deleted songs