The Great Tea of 1914-18 Monty Python
"The Great Tea of 1914-18" by Monty Python is a comedic song from 1973 that satirizes World War I, presenting it as a trivial tea party. The lyrics humorously depict the absurdity of war and British culture. Its unique blend of humor and music highlights the folly of conflict. The song remains a notable example of Monty Python's influence on comedy. #ComedyRock
So tea was taken in the heart of France. The
Dying rays of the summer sun drimted on fresh sliced cucumber
Sandwhiches and caught the rought textured richness of the
Garibori biscuits. The sound of crackling brandy snaps filled
The still air. The soldiers chattled over their Swiss roll and
Spread thick butter upon their scones. Squatties passed the
Milk to ... and Colonel offered apricot jam to their batman
Generals and runners sat down to crumpet together. The Great
Tea of 1914-1918 had begun
Dying rays of the summer sun drimted on fresh sliced cucumber
Sandwhiches and caught the rought textured richness of the
Garibori biscuits. The sound of crackling brandy snaps filled
The still air. The soldiers chattled over their Swiss roll and
Spread thick butter upon their scones. Squatties passed the
Milk to ... and Colonel offered apricot jam to their batman
Generals and runners sat down to crumpet together. The Great
Tea of 1914-1918 had begun
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