The Litterbug Song

"The Litterbug Song" is a song from the 1961 animated short The Litterbug.
The song is sung by a chorus over the opening credits, and is reprised at the end by a group of animals that inhabit a forest where Donald Duck and his nephews are camping (and polluting) in. In the reprise, the forest animals consist of (in chronological order): Three Virginia opossums, a moose, a red squirrel, a grizzly bear, a raccoon, a beaver, two cardinals, a trout, and a bald eagle. With the exception of the trout, all animals appear simultaneously at the end of the reprise.
The song was also released as a single, performed by Robie Lester, with "I'm No Fool" on the B-side. It also aired on television as part of the Wonderful World of Color episode "A Square Peg in a Round Hole", which has a new opening by Ludwig Von Drake, who also joins in the chorus.
==Lyrics==
(Introduction added to "A Square Peg in a Round Hole")
Just look at the world full of beauty and art
What man has created with hand and with heart
His glittering cities saw up to the skies
His homes and his gardens, a sight for sore eyes
His playgrounds and beaches, his freeways and parks
What wonders of beauty! What genius! What spark!
Then, why does he go and has to mess it all up?
You ask me who's to blame?
You want to know his name?
He's a most obnoxious lug
I call him "litterbug"!
Litterbug, litterbug, shame on you
Look at the terrible things you do
Littering, cluttering every place
My, but it's disgraceful
Litterbug, litterbug, where's your pride?
Making a mess of the countryside
Spoiling and soiling each lovely view
Shame, oh, shame on you
It really makes one wonder
What kind of house you keep
On every tour, the world is your
Personal garbage heap
You thoughtless litterbug, litterbug, don't you care?
People must follow you everywhere
Cleaning up places that you've gone through
Litterbug, shame on you
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