| I want to discover America
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| Mr. Christopher Columbus
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| that the earth was round he suspected
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| and so to discover a new world
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| he went to the Spanish court
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| He told the Queen he also told the King
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| and next morning he told three others
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| and the learned sitting on the bench
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| when they came to Salamanca they listened to him.
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| I want to discover America
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| New York and Dixieland
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| the gum that is chewed in two-step time
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| I want to discover America
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| the game of baseball
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| the gangsters who walk with the machine gun a little to shoulder.
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| I'm finally going to meet Jesse the bandit
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| I will have lunch with Steve Mac Queen
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| with the leader of the Sioux Sitting Bull
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| and with the great Buffalo Bill.
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| I want to discover America
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| don't tell me no
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| give me three caravels and I will discover it.
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| Christopher Columbus struggled
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| but those learned who were listening to him
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| certain that there was no new world
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| then and there they did not want to understand
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| The Queen knew it too the King
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| and next morning the other three seperated him
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| and thus returned to Salamanca
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| Columbus then spoke to the learned on the bench.
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| I want to discover America
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| the Marilyn Monroe
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| the supersonic woman that the atom broke
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| The beautiful Marilyn lives over there in America
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| which sways much softer than a medium swing rhythm.
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| You have more curves than a mountain road
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| whoever sees it can go crazy
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| imagine gentlemen what a lot of it
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| if I can kidnap her.
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| If I discover the beautiful Marilyn in America
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| my gentlemen contact us here I will bring it to you.
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| And the scholars climbed onto the bench
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| moving the hip a little
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| they said yes. |