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Hello! David Grant here and welcome back to Heroes of Troy. Today we re on song number 4, to be sung by the superhero Achilles and it's a tongue in cheek look at how arrogant he is. You see, Achilles is half man, half god, so pretty much unbeatable in battle. But boy, does he know it! If he was a chocolate, he'd eat himself! Before we begin, we need to warm up...and actually, I hope you're already warmed up for the warm-up, because this is what we re going to sing. Paris and Ulysses they are a few of the Ancient Greeks You try after my count. 3, 4: Paris and Ulysses they are a few of the Now listen to the next line. It's got different words. Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of Ancient Greeks Try that. 1, 2, 3, 4: Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of 1

Again. 3, 4: Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of We need to speed it up a bit, but let's speak the words of both lines first. Ready? Ready and: Paris and Ulysses they are a few of the And: Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of Now, let's sing all that up to tempo take a good breath as I count you in. Ready? 2, 3, 4: Paris and Ulysses they are a few of the Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of That's it! Same again! This time really exaggerate the words. Get your lips around them. Ready? 1, 2, 3, 4: 2

Paris and Ulysses they are a few of the Hector and Achilles fought in a battle of Great work! Let's learn Achilles's song. Let's listen to the whole of verse 1 first. All listening? I'm the champion of the Greeks. I'm the one they'll never beat. At the end of the day I'll blow you away, Right now, stand up and listen to the first line and sing after the count. Here we go! I'm the champion of the Greeks. 2, 3, 4, 1: I'm the champion of the Greeks. Listen to the next line. I'm the one they'll never beat. Your turn. 3, 4, 1: I'm the one they'll never beat. 3

Now listen to this bit. It changes a little bit. At the end of the day I'll blow you away, Got that? Okay. Your turn. 1, 2, 3: At the end of the day I'll blow you away, And the pay-off line... Your turn to sing that now. And 1: Let's recap from 'At the end of the day'. Are you ready? 1, 2, 3: At the end of the day I'll blow you away, And now, from the top after 3, 4, 1. Are you ready? 3, 4, 1: I'm the champion of the Greeks. 4

3, 4, 1: I'm the one they'll never beat. And 1, 2, 3: At the end of the day I'll blow you away, Straight to the next verse. Listen to it first. And when I'm on the battlefield, Looking good behind a shield, Fortune and fame, That's the name of the game, This verse has the same tune as the first, so you should find it fairly straightforward. Listen to the first line and then sing it back after the count. Listen up. And when I'm on the battlefield, 3, 4, 1: And when I'm on the battlefield, Listen on! 5

Looking good behind a shield, Ready...3, 4, 1: Looking good behind a shield, Now here are the last two lines. Listen first. Fortune and fame, That's the name of the game, Your turn now. Ready and: Fortune and fame, That's the name of the game, Whole verse after the count...3, 4, 1: And when I'm on the battlefield, Looking good behind a shield, 1, 2, 3, 4: Fortune and fame, That's the name of the game, And 1: 6

Right! We'll sing the first two verses from the top now. I'll count you in at the beginning but try it on your own after that. Here's the intro. Are you ready? 3, 4, 1: I'm the champion of the Greeks. I'm the one they'll never beat. At the end of the day I'll blow you away, And when I'm on the battlefield, Looking good behind a shield, Fortune and fame That's the name of the game, Right! Now it's time to move on to the bridge - that is a bit of music that takes us from one part of the song to somewhere else - just like a bridge does! I want you to listen first before you sing. Take it to the bridge...! And when I'm lonely And oh so sad And blue, Once in a while, I manage a smile I know just what to do. 7

Okay! We'll do it a line at a time just like before. Listen first and be ready to sing straightaway without any break. And when I'm lonely And sing: And when I'm lonely Listen again! And oh so sad And blue, And after my count...1, 2: And oh so sad And blue, Listen again. Once in a while, I manage a smile I know just what to do. You sing now. And: Once in a while, I manage a smile I know just what to do. 8

Well done! That's the whole bridge. We're going to put it all together now from 'And when I'm lonely.' After my count...3, 4, 1: And when I'm lonely And oh so sad And blue, Once in a while, I manage a smile I know just what to do. Yeah! We've already learnt two verses and the bridge, so let's move on to the next verse. Listen! Sudden death to every foe. That's the only thing I know. I do what I can Half-god, half-man, That s the wonder of war. Now listen to the first line and sing after my count. Sudden death to every foe 4, 1: Sudden death to every foe. And on we go! 9

That's the only thing I know 4, 1: That's the only thing I know. Next part of the song. Have a listen first. I do what I can Half-god, half-man, Your turn! 3, 4: I do what I can Half-god, half-man, Sing that verse all the way through now followed by the bridge - from 'Sudden death'...3, 4, 1: Sudden death to every foe. That's the only thing I know. I do what I can Half-god, half-man, 10

And when I'm lonely And oh so sad And blue, Once in a while, I manage a smile I know just what to do. That leaves just the last verse which sounds like this. I'm the writing on the wall. I came, I saw, I conquered all. It's easy to see Why they want to be me, I'm the wonder of war. You know the tune by now, so let's have a go at it all. After the count! 3, 4, 1: I'm the writing on the wall. I came, I saw, I conquered all. It's easy to see Why they want to be me, I'm the wonder of war. We're not quite finished! The song ends with a turnaround in the last line. Listen 11

I'm the wonder of war. I can't be beat, That's the beauty of war, There's no retreat, That's the wonder, The lightning and the thunder, That last line just keeps turning around before it reaches the end. Listen - but be ready to come straight in. I can't be beat, That's the beauty of war, And sing: I can't be beat, That's the beauty of war, Going on! Listen. There's no retreat, That's the wonder, The lightning and the thunder, Your turn. And: 12

There's no retreat, That's the wonder, The lightning and the thunder, Let's recap the turnaround from 'I can't be beat' right to the end. Here we go - after the count. 1, 2: I can't be beat, That's the beauty of war, There's no retreat, That's the wonder, The lightning and the thunder, Let's try through the whole last verse from 'I'm the writing on the wall'. 3, 4, 1: I'm the writing on the wall. I came, I saw, I conquered all. It's easy to see Why they want to be me, I'm the wonder of war. 13

: I can't be beat, That's the beauty of war, There's no retreat, That's the wonder, The lightning and the thunder, Wayhey! Nice one! That song is so quirky and catchy but the lyrics are really serious. After the programme I'd love you to sing it through again - and if you have time to talk with your teacher here's a question for you. Does the composer of this song really mean us to think war is wonderful? Till next time - bye from me! 14