| Oh the world will sing of an English King
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| A thousand years from now
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| And not because he passed some laws
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| Or had that lofty brow
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| While bonny good King Richard leads
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| The great crusade he’s on
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| We’ll all have to slave away
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| For that good-for-nothin' John!
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| Incredible as he is inept
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| Whenever the history books are kept
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| They’ll call him the phony king of England
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| A pox on the phony king of England!
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| He sits alone on a giant throne
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| Pretendin' he’s the king
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| A little tyke who’s rather like
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| A puppet on a string
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| And he throws an angry tantrum
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| If he cannot have his way…
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| And then he calls for Mum
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| While he’s suckin' his thumb
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| You see, he doesn’t want to play
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| Too late to be known as John the First
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| He’s sure to be known as John the worst
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| A pox on that phony king of England!
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| Lay that country on me, babe!
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| While he taxes us to pieces
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| And he robs us of our bread
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| King Richard’s crown keeps slippin' down
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| Around that pointed head
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| Ah! |
| But while there is a merry man
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| In Robin’s wily pack
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| We’ll find a way to make him pay
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| And steal our money back
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| A minute before he knows we’re there…
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| Ol' Rob’ll snatch his underwear
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| The breezy and uneasy king of England
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| The snivellin', grovellin'
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| Measly, weasely
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| Blabberin', jabberin'
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| Gibberin', jabberin'
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| Blunderin', plunderin'
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| Wheelin', dealin'
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| Prince John, that phony king of England
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| Yeah! |