"Creature de la Nuit" is a song sang by Madame Mousey from An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster.
Lyrics
Madame Mousey: From the creature de la nuit
The poodle of Paris
And nowhere in the world is there a dog more smart than me
I'm clever, chic, and wise
Don't judge me by my size
And if you give me trouble
I will rip out both your eyes
You're fools to mess with me
The creature da la nuit
Without me you were starving
Living on scraps and rice
Cats: Rice
Madame Mousey: Now we're on our way to easy street
Soon we'll be rolling in mice
Cats: Mice
Madame Mousey: C'est moi who rules the street
Powerful, yet petite
Don't try to double cross me
Or I'll break your stinking feet
So don't make light of me
The creature de la nuit
I may appear a mere poodle
Cats: Poodle
Madame Mousey: But deep in my heart I remain
Cats: She remains
Madame Mousey: A Pitbull
A wolf
A Doberman Pincher
Or better yet--a Great Dane
Slug: You know there's nothing like a Dane
Bootlick: But what about that there reporter
Madame Mousey: I will nab that nosey miss
In a trap she can't resist
And then I'll give her pretty neck
A chic French twist
So madmoiselle Nellie Brie
You must take me seriously
If Napoleon were a her with fur
He would be me
I make no apologies
Je suis
Cats: Not she
Madame Mousey: Un formidable enemy
Bootlick: That means she's bad
Madame Mousey: You prissy pussy cats agree
I'm the creature de la nuit
En garde