Armada!
£3.75
‘Armada!’ is a ‘sea-shanty’ of a primary school history song to teach children the amazing story of Queen Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada.
‘Armada!’ is a lively, sea-shanty-inspired primary school history song that brings the fascinating tale of Queen Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada to life. With its engaging melody and fun lyrics, this song captures the key points of this pivotal Tudor event in an entertaining and memorable way. Perfect for assemblies, concerts, or simply classroom fun, ‘Armada!’ is a fantastic tool for helping children learn about history while enjoying the joy of music. Download the song pack today and make your Tudor topic unforgettable!
Included in your song pack:
- audio file of backing track with instruments playing the melody in mp3 format
- audio file of vocal track in mnp3 format
- song words in PDF format
- sheet music in PDF format
- PowerPoint of song words
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Armada!
V1
We’ll tell you of a story that happened long ago,
When Spain’s King Philip got angry and let the English know,
He sent a Spanish Armada so he could then invade,
And our Queen Bess, in her fine dress, was certainly afraid!
Chorus
Oh, we beat the Spanish Armada,
We did! We did!
We beat the Spanish Armada,
We did! We did!
We beat the Spanish Armada
Just outside Calais harbour,
We beat the Spanish Armada
Back in Fifteen Eighty-Eight.
V2
Sir Francis Drake was bowling when word came from the Queen,
To fight the Spanish Armada the biggest ever seen!
The Navy gathered in Plymouth and planned out their attack
So our Queen Bess could sort this mess, and stop them coming back!
Chorus
V3
Just outside France near Calais the Spanish lay in wait,
But Francis sent them his fire ships and this did seal their fate,
The weakened Spanish Armada the north they had to flee,
And our Queen Bess, we must confess, enjoyed the victory!
Chorus
Yes, and our Queen Bess, we must confess, enjoyed the victory!
© A M Dilkes 2020 primarysongs.co.uk
