The lyrics are as follows:

Two tigers

Run fast

One has no ears? One has no tail.

Isn't that strange? That's strange.

Two tigers? Two tigers

run fast

One has no ears and the other has no tail

Isn't that strange? It's strange that

Two Tigers is a song re-written and adapted by the French children's song "Jacques Brothers" (another translation of Reverend Jacques, German called "Brother Mark" and British called "Brother John"). In China, the "Brother Jacques" in the first sentence and the second sentence was changed to "Two Tigers", and the lyrics were also changed to the effect that the tiger had no eyes (or ears) or no tail and was amazed at its "strangeness".

original:

frè re Jacques

frè re Jacques,

frè re Jacques,

dormez-vous?

Dormez-vous?

Sonnez les matines!

Sonnez les matines!

Ding, dang, dong.

Ding, dang, dong.