Текст песни Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Re-mastered) - Noël Coward
In
tropical
climes
there
are
certain
times
of
day
When
all
the
citizens
retire
To
tear
their
clothes
off
and
persprie.
It's
one
of
those
rules
that
the
greatest
fools
obey,
Because
the
sun
is
much
too
sultry
And
one
must
avoid
its
ultry-violet
ray.
The
native
grieve
when
the
white
men
leave
their
huts,
Because
they're
obviously
definitely
nuts!
Mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
sun,
The
Japanese
don't
care
to.
The
Chinese
wouldn't
dare
to,
Hindoos
and
Argentines
sleep
firmly
from
twelve
to
one.
But
Englishmen
detest
a
siesta.
In
the
Philippines
There
are
lovely
screens
To
protect
you
from
the
glare.
In
the
Malay
States
There
are
hats
like
plates
Which
the
Britishers
won't
wear.
At
twelve
noon
The
natives
swoon
And
no
further
work
is
done.
But
mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
sun.
It's
such
a
surprise
for
the
Eastern
eyes
to
see
That
though
the
English
are
effete,
They're
quite
impervious
to
heat,
When
the
white
man
rides
every
native
hides
in
glee,
Because
the
simple
creatures
hope
he
Will
impale
his
solar
topee
on
a
tree.
It
seems
such
a
shame
When
the
English
claim
The
earth
That
they
give
rise
to
such
hilarity
and
mirth.
Mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
sun.
The
toughest
Burmese
bandit
Can
never
understand
it.
In
Rangoon
the
heat
of
noon
Is
just
what
the
natives
shun.
They
put
their
Scotch
or
Rye
down
And
lie
down.
In
a
jungle
town
Where
the
sun
beats
down
To
the
rage
of
man
and
beast
The
English
garb
Of
the
English
sahib
Merely
gets
a
bit
more
creased.
In
Bangkok
At
twelve
o'clock
They
foam
at
the
mouth
and
run,
But
mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
sun.
Mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
sun.
The
smallest
Malay
rabbit
Deplores
this
foolish
habit.
In
Hongkong
They
strike
a
gong
And
fire
off
a
noonday
gun
To
reprimand
each
inmate
Who's
in
late.
In
the
mangrove
swamps
Where
the
python
romps
There
is
peace
from
twelve
till
two.
Even
caribous
Lie
around
and
snooze;
For
there's
nothing
else
to
do.
In
Bengal
To
move
at
all
Is
seldom,
if
ever
done.
But
mad
dogs
and
Englishmen
Go
out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
Out
in
the
midday
sun.
1 Nina
2 This Is a Changing World
3 In Which We Serve
4 I Went to a Marvelous Party
5 Poor Little Rich Girl (Re-mastered)
6 A Room With a View (Re-mastered)
7 Dance Little Lady (Re-mastered)
8 I'll See You Again (Re-mastered)
9 Any Little Fish (Re-mastered)
10 Something to Do With Spring (Re-mastered)
11 Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Re-mastered)
12 Mrs Worthington (Re-mastered)
13 Where Are the Songs We Sung? (Re-mastered)
14 The Stately Homes of England (Re-mastered)
15 London Pride (Re-mastered)
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