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GENERAL (aside) |
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I'm telling a terrible story? |
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But it doesn't diminish my glory;? |
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For they would have? |
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taken my daughters? |
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Over the billowy waters, |
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If I hadn't, in elegant diction, |
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Indulged in an innocent fiction, |
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Which is not in the same category |
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As a regular terrible story. |
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GIRLS (aside) PIRATES (asid |
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He is telling a terrible If he's telling a |
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story, terrible story |
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Which will tend to He shall die by a death |
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diminish hislory; that is gory |
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Though they would have? Yes, one of the |
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taken hisaughters cruellest slaughters |
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Over the billowy waters, That ever were known in these waters; |
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It is easy, in elegant It is easy, in elegant |
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diction. diction, |
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To call it an innocent To call it an innocent |
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?fiction,? fiction |
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But it comes in the same But it comes in the same |
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As telling a regular As telling a regular |
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terrible story.? terrible story. |
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It is easy, in elegant It is easy, in elegant |
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diction. diction, |
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To call it an innocent To call it an innocent |
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fiction fiction |
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But it comes in the same But it comes in the same |
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As telling a regular As telling a regular |
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terrible story.? terrible story. |
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KING |
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Although our dark career |
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Sometimes involves the crime of stealing, |
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We rather think that we're |
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Not altogether void of feeling. |
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Although we live by strife, |
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We're always sorry to begin it, |
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For what, we ask, is life |
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Without a touch of Poetry in it? |
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ALL |
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Hail, Poetry, thou heav'n-born maid! |
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Thou gildest e'en the pirate's trade. |
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Hail, flowing fount of sentiment! |
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All hail, all hail, divine emollient! |
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(all rise) |
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KING |
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You may go, for you're at liberty, |
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our pirate rules protect you, |
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And honorary members of our band we do elect you! |
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SAMUEL |
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For he is an orphan boy! |
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CHORUS |
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He is!?Hurrah for the orphan boy! |
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GENERAL |
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And it sometimes is a useful thing |
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To be an orphan boy. |
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CHORUS |
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It is!?Hurrah for the orphan boy! |
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Hurrah for the orphan boy! |
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ENSEMBLE |
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Oh, happy day, with joyous glee |
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They will away and married be! |
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Oh, happy day, with joyous glee |
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They will away and married be! |
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Should it befall auspiciously, |
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Her (Our) sisters all will bridesmaids be! |
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Should it befall auspiciously, |
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Her (Our) sisters all will bridesmaids be! |
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Oh, happy day, with joyous glee |
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They will away and married be! |
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Should it befall auspiciously, |
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Her (Our) sisters all will bridesmaids be! |
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Should it befall auspiciously, |
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Her (Our) sisters all will bridesmaids be! |
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