CARMEN HIPPOPOTAMI (Flanders et Swann)
olim hippopotamus dicebat secum
prope flumen dum solus sedet:
audax tu, qui tot amas; lasciviendum
tibi cert' est, dum luna lucet.
nam summo in colle comebat comas
venusta hippopotama,
- hic hippopotamus non est 'ignoramus'
sed cantat haec voce clara
Aequora Britanniae Subdita
Just a bit of fun- unfortunately, I can't hold this type of tune, so I don't attempt to sing along to the tune.....if you can do a decent sung version, send me your mp3. You can find the score easily enough in midi or mp3 online.
Jubente cum primum Deo Britannia
Pelagi cavis recessibus caput extulit
Ei in manus haec charta magna tradita est;
Celestiumque omnis melos cecinit chorus:
Fluctus regas, domina regas Britannia;
Nunquam Britannus imperanti serviet.
Sua quamque gentium minus felicium
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