| Sixteen men on a dead man’s chest
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| Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum
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| «Avast there mates, ye’re sailin'
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| With Long John Black Beard
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| Peg-Leg, Patch-Eye Hook
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| Scourge of the bounding main
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| Bloodthirstiest, black-heartiest»
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| «Pirate captain ever sailed the seven seas ha, ha, ha
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| What say ye, we hoist the Jolly Roger
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| Heel over the yonder Spanish galleon
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| Lay a few broadsides agin' her timers»
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| «Swing over on these here lanyards
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| With our cutlasses in our teeth
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| Cut 'em to ribbons and split the booty
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| What say ye to that, me hearties?
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| Heh, ha, ha, ha, ha»
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| «I don’t like it»
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| «You don’t like it?»
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| «I don’t like it and I don’t wanna do it
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| It’s tacky, tacky, tacky and don’t look at me that way»
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| «Well, if you don’t like it, what do you want?»
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| I want to sing and dance, I want to sing and dance
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| I want to be a pirate in the Pirates of Penzance
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| Wear me silver buckled slippers and me tight shiny pants
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| I want to sing and dance
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| «You want to sing and dance, heh
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| You don’t like plundering, aye?
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| Well, shiver me timbers 'ow 'bout treasuring, huh?
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| Rubies, emeralds and pearls
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| Gold doubloons and British sovereigns
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| «Silver chalices encrusted with diamonds and jewels
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| Necklaces and bracelets of every shape and size
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| Fit for the crown heads of Europe, aye?»
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| «And all buried in a pirate’s chest
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| And I just happen to know where
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| How about that me bloodthirsty
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| Buckos, heh? |
| Ha, ha, ha»
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| «I don’t like it»
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| «You don’t like it?»
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| «I don’t like it and I don’t want it»
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| «He don’t want it»
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| «And I won’t do it, I’m an artiste»
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| «An artiste, well, Mister Artiste, what do you want?»
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| I want to sing and dance, I want to sing and dance
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| I want to be a pirate in the Pirates of Penzance
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| Wear me silver buckled slippers and me tight shiny pants
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| I want to sing and dance
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| «Now, listen hear, this ain’t no floating Gilbert and Sullivan show
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| You know for some little flittin' tinkerbell
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| This here be a black hearted pirate ship
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| And I would have you keel hauled if you weren’t me
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| Own flesh and blood you little twit!
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| So you don’t like plunderin' aye?»
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| «I don’t like it»
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| «And you don’t want no treasurin' ah?»
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| «I don’t want it»
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| «And you probably don’t want no groggin' and revelin'
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| And wrenchin' and rummin' either I suppose?»
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| «Well, deep down you want to know the truth?
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| It’s not me, I don’t want it»
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| «Well, what do you want
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| As if I didn’t already bleein' know?»
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| «I want to sing and dance and»
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| «I know, I know and wear your tight little shiny pants
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| Huh, okay, we’ll all sing and dance
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| I said, we’ll all sing and dance
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| Or you’ll walk the plank, one two free»
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| I want to sing and dance, I want to sing and dance
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| I want to be a pirate in the Pirates of Penzance
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| Wear me silver buckled slippers and me tight shiny pants
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| I want to sing and dance
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| («You hear the Captain and twit’s voice say»)
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| «I like it, I like it»
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| «I kinda like it me own self»
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| «Thought you would»
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| Sixteen men on a dead man’s chest
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| Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum
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| «I don’t like rum»
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| «You don’t like rum?»
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| «Well, no, actually, well, I might like a little Perrier»
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| «A little Perrier?»
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| «With a lime in it»
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| «A lime in it? |
| He wants a lime in it»
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| «Well, do you have any Escargot?»
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| «Escar, what?»
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| «What's the soup today?»
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| «Soup?»
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| «Might have a bit of a salad too»
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| «Well, how about a bleeding finger bowl?»
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| «Maybe a croissant, is that right?
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| Those French make everything so hard
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| Why didn’t they just call it a bun?» |