Sunday, October 28, 2012

History-English Intergrated Assingment

And now I proudly present the song 9 hours in the making, titled "Julius Caesar- A Bad Summary"

CREDITS:

 Composition by: Maddie Schmuch
Lyrics by: Ana Perreault
Sung by: Maddie Schmuch
Piano Performance by: Ana Perreault
 LYRICS:
Oh Beware the Ides of March
Oh beware the idea of march Oh beware the ides of march’
Oh beware
Julius Caesar kills Pompey and starts
To take power over Rome Cassius goes and talks to Brutus and plants
Seeds of doubt about Caesar
 That night there’s a terrible storm who ever
 Knew the heavens to menace so
Heaven hath infused the spirits as omens
Of Caesar's bad rule
Brutus Cassius Casca and
Decius Metellus Trebonius
 Cinna and Ligarius
 Form their plot
The conspirators form their plot to kill
Caesar at the capitol
Brutus and Caesar ignore their wives which is
A really really dumb move
Caesar’s wife dreamt of his death his body
Did run pure blood and the roman’s smiled
But Decius did say the dream meant nothing and
Caesar went off to the captiol
Friends Romans and countrymen
Friends Romans and countrymen
Friends Romans countrymen
Lend me your ears
To the capitol they went and they
Did stab Caesar killing him right there
So Brutus sent for Mark Antony to try
To get him on their side
Brutus lets them hold a funeral and he
 Convinced them of Caesar's guilt
But Mark Antony then gets to speak and he
Sways the crowd to his own side
Evil spirit of Brutus
You’ll see me Phillipi
Evil spirit of Brutus
At Phillipi
Antony and Octavius make a
Death list and cheat Caesar’s will Brutus and Cassius begin to fight accuse
Each other of crimes and lies
But Brutus makes an excuse for their
Fighting saying Portia is dead
So they make their peace and go to sleep but Brutus
See’s Caesar's ghost before him
Oh poor Cassius
Oh poor Brutus
Oh poor Titanius
They all die
Battle starts in Phillipi Octavius
And Antony versus the conspirators
Cassius sends Titanius to check the camp Pindarus
Thinks Titanius is captured
 Cassius ask Pindarius to kill him Caesar
Thou art revenged but Titanius returns
Titanius kills him self over dead Cassius and then
Brutus comes and kills himself
So call the fields to rest
Lets away to part the glories
Of this
Happy day

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