Tomahto - Tomayto: British and American Pronunciation Song

I am English. I'm American.

I speak English. I speak 'merican.

I say tomahto. I say tomayto. And oregano, the herb. And oregano, the herb. In our leisure.

In our leisure...

we like ballet. We like ballet. A matinee A matinee. A ballet matinee.

Our relationship is clearly very fragile. Fragile. Fragile

It borders on emotionally volatile. Volatile.

Volatile. It's futile. Futile. Don't get hostile. Hostile. I eat pate.

I eat pate. Like a gourmet. Like a gourmet. I take vitamins.

Vitamins. I use vaccine. Vaccine.

I take one route. My route's different. I narrate. No, you narrate. And you

dictate. No, I dictate. You've got to translate. Translate.

Birmingham. Birmingham. Canterbury Canterbury. Leicester. Leicester. Worcester . Worcester. It's a

controversy. Controversy.

There's no respite. No respite. Degas, Monet, Manet , Renoir. Degas, Monet.

Manet. Renoir. We've no defense. No defence. No privacy. Privacy. Dynasty

Dynasty

It's zed. It's zee.

it's buoy. It's buoy. I like bananas

I like bananas

It's a vase. It's a vase. It's a garage.

It's a garage. Aluminum. Aluminium. I am English.

I'm American. I speak English. I speak American.

We can't dictate. We can't dictate.

We've got to translate. Translate.

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