And I would be Your Majesty, they call me the big barracuda. We re living in a paradise as you can plainly see here on the island of dreams.

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5. Barracuda SONG [Stephano] I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land and every now and then they ll say Your wish is my command. [Stephano, Trinculo and Caliban] The call me the big barracuda (bada-boom) Hello again. Carrie Grant here and you ve just been listening to Barracuda. Barracuda is an easy song to learn - so after I sing each line in turn, you can come in singing straight away. Here we go... 1

I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land And - I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land And And And Okay, with the class divided into two groups, Group 1 sing the first line, Group 2 the second and so on. I ll bring you in. Ready and GROUP 1 I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land GROUP 2 GROUP 1 GROUP 2 I m sure you re getting the hang of it so let s just try the verse one more time with everyone singing right through. Ready and I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land 2

Right, that s the verse and the chorus is straightforward too. I ll sing the first half and you try it after you hear me. Ready and Here s the next bit We re living in a paradise. Wait for me to say Ready and Ready and Watch the rhythm on that phrase We re living in a paradise. It should sound like this: We re living in a paradise So let s just try that same bit again from We re living... to the end of the chorus. Ready and Okay, we ll sing the whole chorus through from And I would be... - to the end. Ready and We re going to sing the first verse and chorus now but before we do, just listen to the intro so that you know when to start without me counting you in... 3

SONG INTRO Here we go then - verse and chorus. Make sure you take a breath ready to come in at the right time I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land Right, we re ready to sing Verse 2. Let s speak through the verse once before singing it. I ll say 1, 2, 3, 4 and you say the words with me in time. 1, 2, 3, 4 You are my royal master, on that we can agree. I ll be your loyal monster, and serve on bended knee. Coz that s the way we like it, that s how it s meant to be and I would be as happy as the fishes in the sea. Now see if you can sing Verse 2 as Caliban. You can choose any accent you like! 1, 2, 3, 4 - You are my royal master, on that we can agree. I ll be your loyal monster, and serve on bended knee. Coz that s the way we like it, that s how it s meant to be and I would be as happy as the fishes in the sea. Well! Those are words you would never hear Caliban saying to Prospero! Let s say Verse 3 together now. 1, 2, 3, 4 and every now and then they ll say Your wish is my command! And we can sing that one now too. Ready and 4

and every now and then they ll say Your wish is my command! Now then, the chorus after Verse 3 is almost - but not quite - the same as before. It has a little extension in the middle. Have a listen This time he s a big enchilada. Do you know what that is? It s a Mexican food full of hot chilli peppers. Really, these boys are ridiculous! Sing the chorus with me down to enchilada. I ll give you Ready and Ready and Now listen to the extension in the middle and sing it after I count you in... 1, 2, Ready and If you wish, you can add some instruments - say castanets - in between these lines on the sounds bada-boom or you can just say bada-boom! We ll do it again, you add what you like! Ready and - 5

(IN GROUPS) Okay, we ll sing that entire chorus now. You can divide into two groups, with one group singing only the words in brackets. The final chorus comes twice and the second time round we repeat the last line twice. So we actually sing that last line Here in the island of dreams three times in total. 1, 2. Ready and, Now for a finishing touch, there are suggestions in your booklet for adding percussion. We ve got some here - you could play eggs or we could have maracas or even we could get some claves. You might try some of these on each chorus as we sing the song right through now. Join in singing and playing as we try it from the top... Verse 1 [Stephano] I ll be your royal sovereign, and rule across the land Chorus 6

Verse 2 [Caliban] You are my royal master, on that we can agree. I ll be your loyal monster, and serve on bended knee. Coz that s the way we like it, that s how it s meant to be and I would be as happy as the fishes in the sea. Chorus Verse 3 [Stephano] and every now and then they ll say Your wish is my command! Extended chorus 7