:56:00
This is my only number,
:56:03
* Now, take Sir Francis Drake
:56:05
* The Spanish all despise him
:56:07
* But to the British he's a hero
:56:10
* And they idolize him
:56:12
* lt's how you look at buccaneers
that makes them bad or good
:56:16
* And l see us as members
of a noble brotherhood
:56:21
- * Heigh ho ho, we're honorable men
- Oh, l love it,
:56:24
* And before we lose our tempers,
we will always count to ten
:56:28
* On occasion, there may be someone
you have to execute
:56:32
* But when you're a professional pirate
:56:36
* You don't have to wear a suit
:56:39
What?
:56:40
* l could have been a surgeon,
l like taking things apart
:56:44
* l could have been a lawyer,
but l just had too much heart
:56:48
* l could have been in politics
:56:51
* 'Cause l've always been a big spender
:56:55
(as Marlon Brando)
* And me, l could have been a contender
:57:03
* Some say that pirates steal
and should be feared and hated
:57:07
* l say we're victims of bad press
:57:10
* lt's all exaggerated
:57:12
* We'd never stab you in the back
:57:14
* We'd never lie or cheat
:57:16
* We're just about the nicest guys
you'd ever want to meet
:57:21
Well, look at us, Jim!
We're a festival of conviviality,
:57:28
- Congeniality,
- Conviviality,
:57:30
That's what l said,
:57:33
- We're ready, el capitan.
- Good,
:57:35
Guard the ship,
We'll be back when we get Jim,
:57:38
- Aye aye, Captain,
- Cast off, Mr, Beaker,
:57:43
Thanks for coming along,
:57:45
- Are you kidding? Jim is family,
- Yeah,
:57:49
Tell the truth, lad,
:57:51
Do you really think the captain and
the squire will share the treasure with us?
:57:58
Can't hear you,