How America Got Its Name William Finn (Ft. Kathy Garrick, Sherry Hursey & Stephen Bogardus)
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[SWEETHEART, spoken]
While Queen Isabella found out that Columbus was screwing around she was furious. She threw things at him and told him to get out of her country
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
Isabella was a gutsy woman. People used to lick the streets after she walked by in order to show respect for this great lady. Queen Isabella personally though thought their licking was disgusting - and so do I. But this was Spain, circa 1490, and licking the streets was considered perfectly normal behavior. For the lower classes
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
As for Columbus...
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
Columbus didn't used to be a sailor
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
From the day he was born, Columbus was slated to be a sailor. Which he became
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
He was first and foremost a kept man
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
He was a kept sailor
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
He did little all day but jot down ridiculous poems and wait for Isabella to call his name
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
But Queen Isabella, much to her royal displeasure, found out Columbus was cheating on her
While Queen Isabella found out that Columbus was screwing around she was furious. She threw things at him and told him to get out of her country
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
Isabella was a gutsy woman. People used to lick the streets after she walked by in order to show respect for this great lady. Queen Isabella personally though thought their licking was disgusting - and so do I. But this was Spain, circa 1490, and licking the streets was considered perfectly normal behavior. For the lower classes
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
As for Columbus...
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
Columbus didn't used to be a sailor
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
From the day he was born, Columbus was slated to be a sailor. Which he became
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
He was first and foremost a kept man
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
He was a kept sailor
[GOLDBERG, spoken]
He did little all day but jot down ridiculous poems and wait for Isabella to call his name
[SWEETHEART, spoken]
But Queen Isabella, much to her royal displeasure, found out Columbus was cheating on her
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