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Artist: Nazz
Canonical path: /nazz/christopher-columbus
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Christopher Columbus
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Christopher Columbus
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Once upon a time I had this idea
That the world was round like me
So I asked the queen for three fine ships
To sail across the sea
Traveling with hoodlums as my crewman
Made me quite a little scared
Luckily I found that in the new world
Somebody was already there
I wasn't very sure just what to call them
See the funny clothes they wear
So I called them Indians
'Cause I knew they were already there
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