MAR. and GIU. Replying, we sing As one individual, As I find I'm a king, To my kingdom I bid you all. I'm aware you object To pavilions and palaces, But you'll find I respect Your Republican fallacies. CHORUS. As they know we object To pavilions and palaces, How can they respect Our Republican fallacies? MARCO and GIUSEPPE. MAR. For every one who feels inclined, Some post we undertake to find Congenial with his frame of mind— And all shall equal be. GIU. The Chancellor in his peruke— The Earl, the Marquis, and the Dook, The Groom, the Butler, and the Cook— They all shall equal be. MAR. The Aristocrat who banks with Coutts— The Aristocrat who hunts and shoots— The Aristocrat who cleans our boots— They all shall equal be! GIU. The Noble Lord who rules the State— The Noble Lord who cleans the plate— MAR. The Noble Lord who scrubs the grate— They all shall equal be! GIU. The Lord High Bishop orthodox— The Lord High Coachman on the box— MAR. The Lord High Vagabond in the stocks— They all shall equal be! BOTH. For every one, etc. Sing high, sing low, Wherever they go, They all shall equal be! CHORUS. Sing high, sing low, Wherever they go, They all shall equal be! The Earl, the Marquis, and the Dook, The Groom, the Butler, and the Cook, The Aristocrat who banks with Coutts, The Aristocrat who cleans the boots, The Noble Lord who rules the State, The Noble Lord who scrubs the grate, The Lord High Bishop orthodox, The Lord High Vagabond in the stocks— For every one, etc. Sing high, sing low, Wherever they go, They all shall equal be! Then hail! O King, Whichever you may be, To you we sing, But do not bend the knee. Then hail! O King. MARCO and GIUSEPPE (together).