"PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN" genre: Europop
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	BAWDY UPBEAT PIRATE SONG BEGUN ON THE SET OF THE MOVIE OF THE SAME NAME
	MP3.com CD: NOT FOR ROBOTS - buy it! CD: NOT FOR ROBOTS (Bonus Track)   Label: FOR SIGNED/NUMBERED HIFI EDITION $12/7UK pounds +s&h email musicforlife@sbcglobal.net Credits: Written, arranged, played & sung by Paul Korda © 2002 Music for Life
	Story Behind the Song I was picked for a role in the new Johnny Depp movie "Pirates of the Caribbean", playing the governor of Jamaica(Jonathan Price), his nobleman assistant (see artist page for pix). After ten days working, I started humming this idea on the set. I completed the track over the weekend, and by Tuesday it was being played on the set !! See me in the opening scenes, being given the sword for the investiture of the new commander of the fort, by the Jamaican Governor (Jonathan Price)., and taking a ride in the infamous coach(see pic in the image file) Lyrics We're Pirates of the Caribbean, The scourge of the British marines They steal the Spanish gold, but it ends up in our hold, their stiff upper lips have no feeling. We're Tortuga bound, the Black Pearl is sound, no finer ship ever sailed the Seven Seas. While we sing and we dance and wenches romance We'll bring the Empire to its dandy knees 'Cause we're Pirates of the Caribbean The Jolly Roger, they're afraid of seeing With all their cannons and their guns, We just laugh and they run 'Cause we're Pirates of the Caribbean. Our treasure's in the ground, it will never be found, for we spent it on rum and women. But if you find the map, we'll be sure to get it back, or you'll walk the plank and beg to be forgiven. For we're Pirates of the Caribbean.........

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