It's great, it's great - It's great to be a blackguard. It's great, it's great - It's swell to be bum. It's great, it's great - It's great to be a pirate! We fight with swords and swing from ropes Hey, I think I feel another song coming on.' - Richard Marcus For it needs to breathe the stormy seas and have its sails unfurled/ And let it play the pirate way /All around the world!. Or pass it on to someone who will appreciate it. If it is to your liking please e-mail back or even call. I'm just throwing caution to the wind and e-mailing a zip track and lyrics to all of you admirable pirates in the hopes that one of you will call and say, 'Hey, can we use this?' and we shall let it set sail. We own all the rights to it but it's been just sitting in our files for all these long years occasionally causing great pangs of guilt that it is not being enjoyed by the vast pirate loving audience.

The first grade teacher (the biggest, loudest, and most convincing of them all) led her young shipmates through an afternoon of raucous games, swashbuckling puzzles, and a few rollicking sea shanties. All children dressing and acting the part of high seas treasure seekers, this fun-filled classroom activity was a cleverly disguised venture into learning. 'I and my friend, the composer Johnny Caruso, wrote this song in 1994 for a Disney sequel to Aladdin which did not get made except as a 'book and tape without music' - (Welcome to Hollywood). This song concept came from Anne and David's then first grade daughter's 'Pirate Day' afternoon at her elementary school.

Talk like a pirate day song