Inside a castle Abbey handed the King a piece of paper with the writing on it
Dot: This is the Magna Carta Your Majesty. Your salvation. Simply sign it swiftly and sedition is certain to subside.
King John: this is silly.
Yakko: Silly! Very good. Let us explain
Abbey: through song!
Dot: Don't be coil Johnny Boy. We have seen what you've decreed. You've taxed and pillaged every village and ignored their every need
Wakko: So we wrote the Magna Carta
Yakko: Which is Latin for Great Charter
Abbey: And you do well lest folk rebel to sign this clever creed.
Yakko: The British aisles will have fair trials and I'll tell you what's more neither King nor Son nor anyone will be above the Law
Wakko: So if you're to have a hope
Dot: To win the blessings of the Pope
Yakko: You can't decline you'll have to sign or face a civil war.
Abbey: don't forget there will still be so much more
Dot: you'll be vexed. This deed's effects will for be on this region. You can stamp and shout and whine about this blatant act of treason
Wakko: But we demand habeas corpus.
Yakko: Meaning tyrants should be cautious.
Dot: No more arrest at the King's behest. For now you'll need a reason.
Wakko: Unless you're craving 1 more bathing, and race legal restitution. Church and State will separate or there'll be regal revolution
Abbey: And the message then will spread
Yakko: Like liberty butter on freedom bread
Wakko: To the ages to the pages of the U.S. Constitution.
Yakko: In 800 years through peoples' cheers these words will further travel to 1 class recessed by craftsmen to ensure their reigns unravel.
Dot: Rights were granted at our birth
Yakko: To every corner of the Earth
Abbey: now you know what it's worth
Wakko: From United Nations' declarations
The Warner's and abbey: Down to every judges gavel!
Yakko: ok that has to work.
King John: what is the United Nations? And what is the US constitution? And what on earth is liberty butter?!
Yakko: listen buddy just sign or get off the throne.
Abbey: it's that easy!
Dot: yeah I mean surely you'll do anything to prevent another Civil War.
King John: I'd do anything to prevent another song
Dot: good enough! Just sign here
The king signed the paper
Wakko: we did it! And there's still a little time left in the chapter.
Abbey: well that was pretty fast.
Dot: what should we do now?
Yakko: how about one more quick song?
King John: no! Anything but that!
The king jumped out the window
Yakko: good night everybody!