[Lawrence].
Lee may not live to see our glory.
[Lafayette/Milligan]
Lee may not have lived to be famous
[Lawrence].
But somehow we survive
[Lafayette/Milligan]
But I will survive
[Lawrence].
Even our children tell stories
[Lafayette/Milligan]
When children tell us stories
[Lawrence/Lafayette/Mulligan]
Today they tell a story
[Mulligan].
Daddy, I'm going back to New York
[Lawrence].
how is that
[Mulligan].
I learned to knit before the war.
He said I could come back anytime, look around.
We fight and lose together
And I'm a freelancer, an advertiser, not a local
I see it in Ben Franklin's broken eyes.
I am broken, weak and weak
I think the war is over, but no one said we lost
[Hamilton].
I'm going to New York with you, Molk.
[Mulligan].
Hamilton: Who?
[Hamilton].
Wherever you go.
[Lawrence].
what happened
[Hamilton].
I ordered
[Lawrence/Mulligan/Lafayette].
and?
[Hamilton].
He took me home.
Raise a glass to freedom
[Lafayette/Lawrence/Mulligan/Hamilton].
I can't accept
[Mulligan].
That's all I have to say
He's going to give a speech tonight
[Hamilton].
Raise a glass to the four of us.
[Lafayette/Lawrence/Mulligan/Hamilton].
We have more tomorrow
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Hamilton by Google Translate
HumorI translated Hamilton back in February and March through (I think) 15 languages but for some reason never uploaded it So uhm, enjoy 'The song is about Hamilton' (Hamilton the translated Musical)
