Hợp âm Romans Go Home

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
[Em]What's this then?
[Dm]Romanes eunt domus.
People call
Romanes they go the house.
It says
Romans go home.
No it doesn't.
What's
Latin for
Roman?
Come on, come on.
Romanus.
Goes like?
Anus.
Fogative plural of anus is?
Ani.
Romani.
Eunt.
What is eunt?
Go.
Conjugate the verb to go.
Ere.
Eo, is, it, imus, itis, eont.
So eont is?
Third person plural,
present indicative.
There you go.
But
Romans go home is an order,
so you must use the...
Imperative.
Which is?
Um, um, um, um, ee.
How many
Romans?
Plural plural, ee, tay.
Ee, tay.
Domus.
Nominative.
Go home.
This is motion towards, isn't
[Eb]it, boy?[Dm]
[Eb][Dm]
Where is he?
He's just snipped out to the pub.
Oh,
God, we need him for this link!
All right.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the town,
a group of fanatic revolutionaries
plot the overthrow of the entire
Roman
Empire.
That'll do,
they'll never notice and warn us.
Oh, sorry, um...
I was just, uh...
Doesn't matter, we've done it now.
Oh.