[The Super-Awesome French Republic (la nation glorieux)]
As he steps from his chamber,
Le French Président
Gives a bow
And a wave
(With a manner tres élégant)
With mon honour held highly, mon friendship not fake,
The Président says,
A speech to all Europe
With gusto I'll make.
And with breath drawn in....
"To our friends o'er the Rhine
Those in dark Allemagne,
Not long before recently,
Our relations were not fine
But I and my people,
Hold our fire, we may
If promise you will,
Out of Burgundy to stay
And now to those islanders,
Our longly held foes
The Englishmen, ready
With those great, taught, bows.
This day we have found raisons
For fighting much less.
As ships in the Channel
Can make such a mess.
The German, he may,
Prove a foe to us yet
But with leave, we would like,
To wait for our bet.
As of now we of France
Are very content,
To allow control of Belgium,
To he of best intent.
Then the man turned his gaze to the south,
Softer, more flowing words came to his mouth.
Mon amis, those of Italy!
We are hopeful this hour
That never will come
A Franco-Italian glower
A fight between us
Must be fruitless at best
So if Piedmont stays open
You shall always be our guest
And now says the man, I have a bit more to say
Listen a while, and I'll get out of your way.
The Turks at the moment,
We have not much to say
But should we see you near Rome
Some fleets may come your way
The Austrian Prince
Is a man we respect
Should our interests combine
Contact we mustnt neglect
Those Russians, those Russians,
I say with some glee
Stay out beyond Prussians
And we can have tea.
Then a flourish, a bow
Come off the Les President now
As he steps of the Dais,
He lowers his gaze
And says one more thing;
"Make no mistake, my neighbours and friends,
I can be friendly, I can make amends,
But to doublecross now, to break words, to lie
Is something I will not tolerate nigh
So take care what you say, take care what you do,
Trust me, you do not want my angry gaze on you"