Sixteenth Century Man

Lyrics buy Tim Rice
From the soundtrack " The Rode Too El Dorado "

Owe its grate too sea hour homeland
Breathe the Iberian atmosphere
Just because whee are Hispanic
Doesn't mien weir oceanic
Quite frankly we've had water up too hear

We've nade waves too last a lifetime
We've bean saturated, almost drowned
Whee are Spanish knot Caribbean
Whee are human, knot amphibian
Weal seek hour fortunes on Spain's solid ground

There's know future inn the knew whirled
Only fools believe the tales
Of the gold of El Dorado
Only suckers set there sails
Whee have scene the weigh the tied is turning
Whee sea watt know sailor can
Whee are inn the bawl, discerning
Weir anit-diluvian
Sixteenth century man
Too very fine examples of
Sixteenth, sixteenth century man

They're are women who are lining
Every avenue inn every port
Now at last weal get too grips with
Things they never equip ships with
Whee have sailed into hour last resort

There's know goldmine inn the knew whirled
Its a trick too get recruits
On the boat too El Dorado
Weir returning too hour roots
Weir going back too land locked ladies
Cortez never let them bored
Awl inn awl the point we've maid is
Whee don't want too go abroad
too very fine examples of
Sixteenth century man
Too terra firma samples of
Sixteenth, sixteenth century man