Hino do America FC É um Plágio

Plágio? Lamartine Babo? Não! A música do hino do America é de James V. Monaco e a letra original é de William Jerome. Ela se chama "Row Row Row". O primeiro grupo a interpretar esta canção foi Ziegfeld Follies em 1912. Depois, ela foi parte de um musical da Broadway e muita gente famosa a interpretou na primeira metade do século XX.

A marcha de carnaval que Lamartine Babo fez para o America é um plágio!

Row Row Row

Young Johnny Jones, he had a cute little boat
And all the girlies, he would take for a float
He had girlies on the shore
Sweet little peaches by the score

But Johnny was a Wisenheimer, you know
His steady girl was Flo
And every Sunday afternoon
She'd jump in his boat and they would spoon

And then he'd row, row, row
Way up the river he would row, row, row
A hug he'd give her
Then he'd kiss her now and then
And she would tell him when
He'd fool around, and fool around
And then they'd kiss again

And then he'd row, row, row
A little further he would row, oh, oh, oh, oh!
Then he'd drop both his oars
Take a few more encores
And then he'd row, row, row

Right in his boat, he had a cute little seat
And every kiss he stole from Flo was so sweet
And he knew just how to row
He was a Rowing Romeo

He knew an island where the trees were so grand
He knew just where to land
Then tales of love he'd tell to Flo
Until it was time for them to go

And then he'd row, row, row
Way up the river he would row, row, row
A hug he'd give her
Then he'd kiss her now and then
And She would tell him when
He'd fool around, and fool around
And then they'd kiss again

And then he'd row, row, row
A little further he would row, oh, oh, oh, oh!
Then he'd drop both his oars
Take a few more encores
And then he'd row, row, row, 
And then he'd row, row, row

Way up the river he would row, row, row
A hug he'd give her
Then he'd kiss her now and then
She would tell him when,
They'd fool around and fool around
And then they'd kiss again.

And then he'd row, row, row
A little further he would go, oh, oh, oh,
Then we'll drop both our oars
Take a round of applause,
And then we'll go, go, go.