No Liz - if anything the implication would be that if you didn't like it you couldn't be a pig. Squeak would suggest mouse rather than pig - and while I liked the song, I didn't reckon the mice in the film really did it justice.

"Dogs, they look up to you, and cats, they look down on you - but pigs - pigs is equal" I can't remember where that comes from, but it's true.

Here's a pig song that got found through the Mudcat a few weeks ago and it case it doesn't co9me out right, here's a link to it:

THE NIGHT THAT O'RAFFERTY'S PIG RAN AWAY.
O'Rafferty's pig was a wonderful animal, Built like a battleship solid and stout, His ignorance it would have disgraced any cannibal, Impudence written all over his snout. The night he got loose there was such a commotion, That women were screaming and men turned pale, They were running and jumping, colliding and bumping, And everyone making a grab at his tail.

Then Mickey Malone the heavyweight champion, Ran at the pig wit a big rolling pin, He struck it a blow but caught Mrs.Mulroe, Her bustle was shifted up under her chin. Widow Malone fell through a shop window, In pickles and jam and red herrings she lay, She had salmon and skippers all over he knickers, The night that O'Rafferty's pig ran away.

It ran into the police court and looked at each prisoner, It swallowed the bible, said the judge infra dig, And because of your actions I'll postpone the case But the local solicitor said they must all try the pig. The pig looked at Reilly the principle witness, Then ran into the grocers next door to McCanns, He rolled in the butter, then dashed in the gutter, And that's how he kept slipping right out of their hands.

Fat Mrs. Doyle she ran like an elephant, Puffing and blowing with Mrs.Maguire, She fell on the ground and begorra the sound, Was just like the burst of a pneumatic tyre. Flanagan he then got the pig in a corner, He jumped on his back and ran into a drain, At twenty to seven his home was in heaven, The night that O'Rafferty's pig ran away.

A bloodthirsty crowd led by old Denis Cassidy, Chased it with vengeance from Derry to Cork, And didn't he swear when the pig with audacity, Jumped on a tram while he had to walk. It ran through the legs of old Councillor Duffy, A man of great standing and lofty ideas, When they collided old Duffy backslided, And down went the standing of twenty-five years.

Burke's wooden leg it was broken and shattered, Her lay on his back shouting for Doctor Lamont, Barney O'Toole says don't be a fool, It's a hammer and saw and a joiner you want. Then came the news that the pig had been captured, The town had a thanksgiving supper they say, And cabbage and bacon were lawfully taken, The night that O'Rafferty's pig ran away.

And that should cheer you up, Grey Wolf.