Antartica

In nineteen hundred and eleven two men had the same ambitious goal To be the first man to reach the south pole Roald Amundsen set out south on October 18th Captain Robert Falcon Scott left three weeks later A race was on! South, south, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! On December fourteenth nineteen hundred and eleven Amundsen raised the flag of Norway at the south pole 33 days later, Scott and his exhausted men had to declare their defeat Facing a torturous, unforgiving return journey South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! Scott's diary ends on March twenty-nineth nineteen hundred and twelve (Last entry for God's sake and after our people these rough note and our dead bodies must tell our tale) Completely exhausted, he died as the last of his group South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the pole! South, South, South, that's our goal South, south, to reach the Until we reach the Until we reach the South!