Here's how it goes:
Ode (from the Brits)*
Please do not blame us, Horatio! For shame and guilt of past misdeed The only lecture that we heed Is of us reaping what we sow. We bashed the Dons, stomped over Spain Had a great time making them feel Our iron fist bring them to heel Yet to see them arise again. Now is the tide that brings to bear The summer of our discontent As we struggle without relent To keep the foe out of our lair. Having our hands tied by the Dane And our back pummeled by ruffians (That we all know to be Russians!) Comes Egypt's second plague**, our bane! On waters and forums alike Despite the swings of Mighty Bouff Blowing hot air up to the roof, The Frogs have ceased to be on strike! 'You must hate them like the devil!' Alas, it seems, to no avail Did Nelson's word, as we set sail Help us above water level. Seawater is blood of us Brits! As bitter bile saved no-one yet, We swear never again to let Contempt alone lift our spirits.
*if I may borrow from Byron...
**See Mousey, I can do biblical references too.