The antonym of many children's songs is a beautiful poem.

Sheriff black cat's eyes are as big as two bells, and his ears are as keen as antennas, listening to all suspicious sounds. You sharpen your claws and patrol everywhere. You brought us a peaceful life. Aha, aha, aha, black cat. Sheriff forest, citizens salute you. How agile your footsteps are, revealing the shrewdness of detectives, observing the enemy's situation, and leaving a powerful and vigorous figure. You sharpen your claws and patrol everywhere. You brought us a quiet life. Aha, aha, aha, sheriff black cat, sheriff black cat, forest citizens salute you. Uh-huh, uh-huh, black cat sheriff, uh-huh, black cat sheriff, forest citizens salute you, salute you.