John Du Prez - Accountancy Shanty (Instrumental) (The Crimson Permanent Assurance OST)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2018
  • John Du Prez's 'Accountancy Shanty' from from the 1983 short film 'The Crimson Permanent Assurance' by Terry Gilliam
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Комментарии • 8

  • @ghola82
    @ghola82 4 года назад +6

    I don't know how you found this but god bless you!

    • @Oscar92player
      @Oscar92player Год назад

      It's a blessing! A blessing from the Lord!

  • @magicemperor2420
    @magicemperor2420 4 года назад +2

    Thanks!

  • @abcdef27669
    @abcdef27669 6 месяцев назад

    Before One Piece and Pirates of the Caribbean, we had the Crimson Permanent Assurance!

  • @jesusisherelookbusy
    @jesusisherelookbusy Год назад

    “Full speed ahead, Mr. Cohen!”

  • @EllakGr
    @EllakGr 4 года назад +2

    Thanks! Do you have any more of John Du Prez' instrumental music from Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life without fx and dialogue?

  • @WolfHagenSdW
    @WolfHagenSdW 3 года назад

    Lead pirate:
    full speed ahead, mr. cohen!
    Chorus:
    up, up, up your premium. up, up, up your premium.
    pirate:
    scribble away!
    chorus:
    up, up, up your premium.
    pirate:
    and balance the books.
    chorus:
    up, up, up your premium.
    pirate:
    scribble away!
    chorus:
    up, up, up your premium.
    pirate:
    but manage the books.
    chorus:
    up, up, up.
    Pirates:
    it's fun to charter an accountant
    and sail the wide accountancy,
    to find, explore the funds offshore
    and skirt the shoals of bankruptcy!
    It can be manly in insurance.
    we'll up your premium semi-annually.
    it's all tax deductible.
    we're fairly incorruptible,
    we're sailing on the wide accountancy!
    Lead pirate:
    oh, this is fun, mr. cohen!
    pirate:
    sail away!...
    chorus:
    up, up, up...
    lead pirate:
    fetch me another exotic salute. to port! bring her port to shell out! and the medium guys shell out to port! balance the books! bring me another small shellfish, mr. cohen.