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Welcome to the renaissance

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[00:08.39] War of the Roses, Chaucer's tales

[00:12.88] The brutal feudal system

[00:17.15] Holy Crusades, Bubonic Plague

[00:21.89] Can't say that we've really missed 'em

[00:26.12] So dark and barbaric, so dull and mundane

[00:30.40] That was so Middle Ages, that was so Charlemagne

[00:37.64] Welcome to the Renaissance

[00:41.40] With poets, painters, and bon vivants

[00:45.14] And merry minstrels who strolled the streets of London

[00:49.14] Strummin' their lutes (in puffy pants and pointy leather boots)

[00:53.14] Welcome to the Renaissance

[00:56.15] Where we ooh and ahh you with ambiance

[00:59.64] We're so progressive (the latest and the greatest)

[01:01.91] (We bring it to you) with much ado

[01:07.39] (Welcome to the Renaissance)

[01:10.89] Where everything is new

[01:14.89] Here we've made advances in the sciences

[01:18.14] We have the latest gadgets and appliances

[01:21.65] Our mugs are made of pewter, our houses all are Tudor

[01:25.38] (Decorated with a modern flair)

[01:28.91] See us in our petticoats and farthingales

[01:32.90] Our trendy beards we trim to look like swallowtails

[01:36.37] We're called Elizabethans, they're all a bunch of heathens

[01:39.88] Heathens headed straight for you-know-where

[01:43.14] While witches are burning and wars tend to start

[01:46.64] We bring you moments of culture and art

[01:51.88] (Culture and art)

[01:55.90] Welcome to the Renaissance

[01:58.64] Where our printing press has the fancy fonts

[02:02.13] That's right, we're fancy and very literary

[02:06.13] Theatrical too, it's what we do

[02:09.64] Welcome to the Renaissance

[02:13.13] Where everything is new

[02:22.63] Hey, look, it's Francis Bacon with a chicken, what's he making?

[02:25.64] Well, I think he's found a way of freezing meat, that's new

[02:28.89] Hey, look, it's Walter Raleigh, found a new world, by golly

[02:31.89] And he's brought us all tobacco, what a treat, also new

[02:35.42] (And we have a list of writers who are always writing something new)

[02:39.65] It's true! We do! Like who? (Like who?)

[02:43.64] (Like Dekker!) Whoo! (John Webster!) Whoo!

[02:46.89] (Ben Jonson!) Uh-huh! And Christopher Marlowe!

[02:50.38] Thomas Kyd, Thomas Middleton

[02:52.88] Thomas More (and our brightest star) Whoo!

[02:56.63] He's the bomb, the soul of the age

[03:00.13] The wiz of the Elizabethan stage

[03:02.88] He's incredible

[03:05.64] Unforgettable

[03:08.39] He's just so freakin' awesome!

[03:13.12] Shakespeare!

[03:16.13] Shakespeare!

[03:27.38] We love him, we love him, we love him, we love him

[03:30.64] We love him, we love him, we love him, we love him

[03:33.63] His brains are so brilliant, his writing's first-rate

[03:37.16] His acting's incredible, isn't he great?

[03:40.63] We love him, we love him, (isn't he great?) we love him, we love him

[03:45.63] We love him, we love him, we love him

[03:48.90] Welcome to the Renaissance

[03:50.89] Not the one in Italy or in France

[03:54.63] No, the one in England, the one where William Shakespeare

[03:58.41] Is cream of the crop (the one where William Shakespeare is the top)

[04:03.16] Welcome to the Renaissance (Renaissance)

[04:06.37] The 16th-century experience (Experience, yeah)

[04:10.14] In the age that's golden, the olden days are over

[04:13.63] We bid them adieu, well, Hallelu'

[04:17.62] Welcome to the Renaissance

[04:21.14] Where everything is new

[04:29.14] Everything is new

[04:32.38] Welcome to the Renaissance

[04:35.63] Everything is new

[04:38.13] (Cause "Renaissance" means rebirth)