Courtlife
SUMMARY:
George III sings about his every day court life - much to the distress of his wife and courtiers.
Parody of Parklife by Blur
LYRICS:
Here’s the thing, I’m the King
I have ministers and minions
Millions, well a few, so let me tell you about my court life.
Most days I’m awake by 5am. I love clocks!
I’m a dull man who likes dull food
Boiled eggs, toast, plate. (Fork knife!)
Then its off to prayers, I love praying!
Like clocks too, but not as much as I like God
And believe in the (next life!)
Happy to spend hours in ice-cold churches.
Not sold on all this cold drama
Frankly calmer as a dairy farmer!
All the courtiers
Noble sons and daughters
We all bow hand in hand
Bending backs in my court life!
Did I tell you I like clocks?
I don’t like loud knocks on the door
It enrages my sense of enormous well-being. (Quiet life!)
I don’t ask much of my pages,
Just no coughing, spitting, sneezing or moving!
(Still life!)
Oh, and don’t come between me and the door
Else you’re stuck here until me or the Queen decides to leave.
(Poor wife!)
And when you enter the room
Walk slowly backwards towards the wall.
(Whoops, careful now!)
All the courtiers,
Noble sons and daughters
We all bow and offer our hands
Think most of them can’t stand court life!
(Do you know what one means?)
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