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When a cat and a pack of rats decide to earn some money, they have to have human help. Maurice the cat found Keith on the street, playing his fiddle and not doing any harm to anybody. An orphan brought up in the musicians� guild, Keith is very good at playing music, quiet and not as stupid as he looks. He�s the piper in the scam Maurice thought up, and has no mysterious past whatsoever.

Well it's time to pay the fiddler and it's sad to know we've danced it all away
But the one night disappearing leaving nothing but the cold hard light of day
And it's time to start erasin' all the rainbows we've been chasing in our minds
We know there's no way of making other ties on us unravel and unwind
Yes it's time to pay the fiddler and today's the day the first instalment's due
For the rest of all my days I wonder why to make a mismatch me and you
But there's so much to consider like my wife and little children
Will need and want my love just like you do
Now it's time to pay the fiddler but before we pay the fiddler
Let's say to him please play one last final tune

Well it's time to pay the fiddler and this naked sorrow dripping from your eyes
Only stranded and unashamed we've loved each other now we've got to leave it lie
But I can feel my hand a trembling as I search to find a handle on the door
So let's let the fiddler pull his magic bow across our heart strings just once more
Yes it's time to pay the fiddler...

Kieth (The Stupid Looking Kid)

Kieth appears in the following book:

Kieth�s theme is It�s Time To Pay The Fiddler by Ernest Tubb:

The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents
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