The Gondoliers
IN ENTERPRISE OF MARTIAL KIND
Libretto by William S. Gilbert
Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
Song No. 3, Sung by the Duke of Plaza Toro
MIDI file (15K, 1 min. 13 seconds).
DUKE:
- In enterprise of martial kind,
- When there was any fighting,
- He led his regiment from behind--
- He found it less exciting.
- But when away his regiment ran,
- His place was at the fore, O--
- That celebrated,
- Cultivated,
- Underrated
- Nobleman,
- The Duke of Plaza-Toro!
ALL:
- In the first and foremost flight, ha, ha!
- You always found that knight, ha, ha!
- That celebrated,
- Cultivated,
- Underrated
- Nobleman,
- The Duke of Plaza-Toro!
DUKE:
- When told that they would all be shot
- Unless they left the service,
- That hero hesitated not,
- So marvellous his nerve is.
- He sent his resignation in,
- The first of all his corps, O!
- That very knowing,
- Overflowing,
- Easy-going
- Paladin,
- The Duke of Plaza-Toro!
ALL:
- To men of grosser clay, ha, ha!
- He always showed the way, ha, ha!
- That very knowing,
- Overflowing,
- Easy-going
- Paladin,
- The Duke of Plaza-Toro!
- That very knowing,
- Overflowing,
- Easy-going
- Paladin,
- The Duke of Plaza-Toro!
This MIDI song file was sequenced by Paul Jerome.
Updated 11 July 1998