[{"id":28914427,"name":"The Presidents","trackName":"The Presidents","artistName":"Animaniacs","albumName":"Animaniacs  (Soundtrack)","duration":201.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Heigh-ho!\nDo you know\nThe names of the US residents\nWho then became the Presidents\nAnd got a view from the White House loo\nOf Pennsylvania Avenue?\n\nGeorge Washington was the first, you see\nHe once chopped down a cherry tree\nPresident number two would be\nJohn Adams and then number three\nTom Jefferson stayed up to write\nThe Declaration late at night\nSo he and his wife had a great big fight\nAnd she made him sleep on the couch all night\n\nJames Madison never had a son\nAnd he fought the War of 1812\nJames Monroe's colossal nose\nWas bigger than Pinocchio's\nJohn Quincy Adams was number six\nAnd it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\nSo Jackson learns to play politics\nNext time he's the one that the country picks\n\nMartin Van Buren, number eight\nFor one term shot as Chief of State\nWilliam Harrison, how do you praise?\nThat guy was dead in thirty days!\nJohn Tyler he liked country folk\nAnd after him came President Polk\nZachary Taylor liked to smoke\nHis breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n1850, really nifty\nMillard Fillmore's in\nYoung and fierce was Franklin Pierce\nThe man without a chin\nFollows next a period spannin'\nFour long years with James Buchanan\nThen the South start shooting cannon\nAnd we've got a Civil War\n\nA war!\nA war down south in Dixie!\n\nUp to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\nThere's a guy who's really thinkin'\nKept the United States from shrinkin'\nSaved the ship of state from sinkin'\nAndrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\nCongress each would impeach\nAnd so the country now elects\nUlysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\nWhile drinking whiskey, although risky\n'Cause he'd spill it on his pants\n\nIt's 1877, and the Democrats would gloat\nBut they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes\nWins by just one vote\n\nJames Garfield, someone really hated\n'Cause he was assassinated\nChester Arthur gets instated\nFour years later he was traded\nFor Grover Cleveland, really fat\nElected twice as a Democrat\nThen Benjamin Harrison, after that\nIt's William McKinley up to bat\nTeddy Roosevelt charged up San Juan Hill\nAnd President Taft he got the bill\nIn 1913, Woodrow Wilson\nTakes us into World War I!\n\nWarren Harding, he does fine\nIt's Calvin Coolidge, next in line\nAnd then in 1929 The market crashes and we find\nIt's Herbert Hoover's big debut\nHe gets the blame, and loses to\nFranklin Roosevelt, president who\nHelped us win in World War II\n\nHarry Truman, weird little human\nServes two terms and when he's done\nIt's Eisenhower who's got the power\nFrom '53 to '61\nJohn Kennedy, he gets shot\nThen Lyndon Johnson took his spot\nRichard Nixon, he gets caught\nAnd Gerald Ford fell down a lot\n\nJimmy Carter liked camping trips\nAnd Ronald Reagan's speeches' scripts\nAll came from famous movie clips\nAnd President Bush said \"read my lips\"\nNow in Washington D.C\nThat's Democrats and the GOP\nBut the ones in charge are plain to see\nThe Clintons, Bill and Hillary\n\nThe next president to lead the way\nWell, it just might be yourself one day\nThen the press will distort everything you say\nSo jump in your plane and fly away\n","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.72] Heigh-ho!\n[00:06.50] Do you know\n[00:07.26] The names of the US residents\n[00:08.90] Who then became the Presidents\n[00:10.62] And got a view from the White House loo\n[00:12.38] Of Pennsylvania Avenue?\n[00:16.62] \n[00:17.65] George Washington was the first, you see\n[00:19.58] He once chopped down a cherry tree\n[00:21.42] President number two would be\n[00:22.90] John Adams and then number three\n[00:24.62] Tom Jefferson stayed up to write\n[00:26.26] The Declaration late at night\n[00:27.90] So he and his wife had a great big fight\n[00:29.58] And she made him sleep on the couch all night\n[00:31.66] \n[00:31.86] James Madison never had a son\n[00:33.81] And he fought the War of 1812\n[00:35.57] James Monroe's colossal nose\n[00:37.13] Was bigger than Pinocchio's\n[00:38.81] John Quincy Adams was number six\n[00:40.45] And it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\n[00:42.17] So Jackson learns to play politics\n[00:43.77] Next time he's the one that the country picks\n[00:45.77] \n[00:46.43] Martin Van Buren, number eight\n[00:47.93] For one term shot as Chief of State\n[00:49.65] William Harrison, how do you praise?\n[00:51.21] That guy was dead in thirty days!\n[00:52.97] John Tyler he liked country folk\n[00:54.65] And after him came President Polk\n[00:56.21] Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n[00:57.89] His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n[00:59.82] \n[00:59.94] 1850, really nifty\n[01:01.42] Millard Fillmore's in\n[01:02.94] Young and fierce was Franklin Pierce\n[01:04.62] The man without a chin\n[01:06.23] Follows next a period spannin'\n[01:08.06] Four long years with James Buchanan\n[01:09.75] Then the South start shooting cannon\n[01:11.35] And we've got a Civil War\n[01:13.06] \n[01:13.18] A war!\n[01:14.22] A war down south in Dixie!\n[01:16.18] \n[01:19.42] Up to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\n[01:20.98] There's a guy who's really thinkin'\n[01:22.66] Kept the United States from shrinkin'\n[01:24.18] Saved the ship of state from sinkin'\n[01:29.04] Andrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\n[01:32.34] Congress each would impeach\n[01:33.90] And so the country now elects\n[01:35.90] Ulysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\n[01:38.94] While drinking whiskey, although risky\n[01:40.50] 'Cause he'd spill it on his pants\n[01:42.46] \n[01:42.62] It's 1877, and the Democrats would gloat\n[01:45.79] But they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes\n[01:47.54] Wins by just one vote\n[01:48.98] \n[01:49.10] James Garfield, someone really hated\n[01:50.95] 'Cause he was assassinated\n[01:52.54] Chester Arthur gets instated\n[01:54.22] Four years later he was traded\n[01:56.79] For Grover Cleveland, really fat\n[01:58.31] Elected twice as a Democrat\n[02:00.07] Then Benjamin Harrison, after that\n[02:01.67] It's William McKinley up to bat\n[02:03.43] Teddy Roosevelt charged up San Juan Hill\n[02:05.07] And President Taft he got the bill\n[02:06.63] In 1913, Woodrow Wilson\n[02:10.75] Takes us into World War I!\n[02:12.67] \n[02:22.63] Warren Harding, he does fine\n[02:23.99] It's Calvin Coolidge, next in line\n[02:25.76] And then in 1929 The market crashes and we find\n[02:29.16] It's Herbert Hoover's big debut\n[02:30.65] He gets the blame, and loses to\n[02:32.52] Franklin Roosevelt, president who\n[02:33.98] Helped us win in World War II\n[02:36.59] \n[02:36.63] Harry Truman, weird little human\n[02:38.35] Serves two terms and when he's done\n[02:39.87] It's Eisenhower who's got the power\n[02:41.47] From '53 to '61\n[02:43.16] John Kennedy, he gets shot\n[02:44.79] Then Lyndon Johnson took his spot\n[02:46.47] Richard Nixon, he gets caught\n[02:48.19] And Gerald Ford fell down a lot\n[02:50.11] \n[02:50.83] Jimmy Carter liked camping trips\n[02:52.23] And Ronald Reagan's speeches' scripts\n[02:53.95] All came from famous movie clips\n[02:55.67] And President Bush said \"read my lips\"\n[02:57.31] Now in Washington D.C\n[02:58.91] That's Democrats and the GOP\n[03:00.59] But the ones in charge are plain to see\n[03:02.31] The Clintons, Bill and Hillary\n[03:04.23] \n[03:05.80] The next president to lead the way\n[03:08.75] Well, it just might be yourself one day\n[03:11.67] Then the press will distort everything you say\n[03:15.29] So jump in your plane and fly away\n[03:20.29] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: The Presidents\n  artist: Animaniacs\n  album: Animaniacs  (Soundtrack)\n  duration_ms: 201000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Heigh-ho!\n  start_ms: 5720\n  end_ms: 6500\n- text: Do you know\n  start_ms: 6500\n  end_ms: 7260\n- text: The names of the US residents\n  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President number two would be\n  John Adams and then number three\n  Tom Jefferson stayed up to write\n  The Declaration late at night\n  So he and his wife had a great big fight\n  And she made him sleep on the couch all night\n\n  James Madison never had a son\n  And he fought the War of 1812\n  James Monroe's colossal nose\n  Was bigger than Pinocchio's\n  John Quincy Adams was number six\n  And it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\n  So Jackson learns to play politics\n  Next time he's the one that the country picks\n\n  Martin Van Buren, number eight\n  For one term shot as Chief of State\n  William Harrison, how do you praise?\n  That guy was dead in thirty days!\n  John Tyler he liked country folk\n  And after him came President Polk\n  Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n  His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n  1850, really nifty\n  Millard Fillmore's in\n  Young and fierce was Franklin Pierce\n  The man without a chin\n  Follows next a period spannin'\n  Four long years with James Buchanan\n  Then the South start shooting cannon\n  And we've got a Civil War\n\n  A war!\n  A war down south in Dixie!\n\n  Up to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\n  There's a guy who's really thinkin'\n  Kept the United States from shrinkin'\n  Saved the ship of state from sinkin'\n  Andrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\n  Congress each would impeach\n  And so the country now elects\n  Ulysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\n  While drinking whiskey, although risky\n  'Cause he'd spill it on his pants\n\n  It's 1877, and the Democrats would gloat\n  But they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes\n  Wins by just one vote\n\n  James Garfield, someone really hated\n  'Cause he was assassinated\n  Chester Arthur gets instated\n  Four years later he was traded\n  For Grover Cleveland, really fat\n  Elected twice as a Democrat\n  Then Benjamin Harrison, after that\n  It's William McKinley up to bat\n  Teddy Roosevelt charged up San Juan Hill\n  And President Taft he got the bill\n  In 1913, Woodrow Wilson\n  Takes us into World War I!\n\n  Warren Harding, he does fine\n  It's Calvin Coolidge, next in line\n  And then in 1929 The market crashes and we find\n  It's Herbert Hoover's big debut\n  He gets the blame, and loses to\n  Franklin Roosevelt, president who\n  Helped us win in World War II\n\n  Harry Truman, weird little human\n  Serves two terms and when he's done\n  It's Eisenhower who's got the power\n  From '53 to '61\n  John Kennedy, he gets shot\n  Then Lyndon Johnson took his spot\n  Richard Nixon, he gets caught\n  And Gerald Ford fell down a lot\n\n  Jimmy Carter liked camping trips\n  And Ronald Reagan's speeches' scripts\n  All came from famous movie clips\n  And President Bush said \"read my lips\"\n  Now in Washington D.C\n  That's Democrats and the GOP\n  But the ones in charge are plain to see\n  The Clintons, Bill and Hillary\n\n  The next president to lead the way\n  Well, it just might be yourself one day\n  Then the press will distort everything you say\n  So jump in your plane and fly away\n"},{"id":27504841,"name":"The Presidents","trackName":"The Presidents","artistName":"Animaniacs","albumName":"The Animaniacs' Wacky Universe","duration":203.718607,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Heigh-ho!\nDo you know\nThe names of the US residents\nWho then became the Presidents\nAnd got a view from the White House loo\nOf Pennsylvania Avenue?\n\nGeorge Washington was the first, you see\nHe once chopped down a cherry tree\nPresident number two would be\nJohn Adams and then number three\nTom Jefferson stayed up to write\nThe Declaration late at night\nSo he and his wife had a great big fight\nAnd she made him sleep on the couch all night\n\nJames Madison never had a son\nAnd he fought the War of 1812\nJames Monroe's colossal nose\nWas bigger than Pinocchio's\nJohn Quincy Adams was number six\nAnd it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\nSo Jackson learns to play politics\nNext time he's the one that the country picks\n\nMartin Van Buren, number eight\nFor one term shot as Chief of State\nWilliam Harrison, how do you praise?\nThat guy was dead in thirty days!\nJohn Tyler he liked country folk\nAnd after him came President Polk\nZachary Taylor liked to smoke\nHis breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n1850, really nifty\nMillard Fillmore's in\nYoung and fierce was Franklin Pierce\nThe man without a chin\nFollows next a period spannin'\nFour long years with James Buchanan\nThen the South start shooting cannon\nAnd we've got a Civil War\n\nA war!\nA war down south in Dixie!\n\nUp to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\nThere's a guy who's really thinkin'\nKept the United States from shrinkin'\nSaved the ship of state from sinkin'\nAndrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\nCongress each would impeach\nAnd so the country now elects\nUlysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\nWhile drinking whiskey, although risky\n'Cause he'd spill it on his 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Of Pennsylvania Avenue?\n\n  George Washington was the first, you see\n  He once chopped down a cherry tree\n  President number two would be\n  John Adams and then number three\n  Tom Jefferson stayed up to write\n  The Declaration late at night\n  So he and his wife had a great big fight\n  And she made him sleep on the couch all night\n\n  James Madison never had a son\n  And he fought the War of 1812\n  James Monroe's colossal nose\n  Was bigger than Pinocchio's\n  John Quincy Adams was number six\n  And it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\n  So Jackson learns to play politics\n  Next time he's the one that the country picks\n\n  Martin Van Buren, number eight\n  For one term shot as Chief of State\n  William Harrison, how do you praise?\n  That guy was dead in thirty days!\n  John Tyler he liked country folk\n  And after him came President Polk\n  Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n  His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n  1850, really nifty\n  Millard Fillmore's in\n  Young 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three\n[00:24.62] Tom Jefferson stayed up to write\n[00:26.26] The Declaration late at night\n[00:27.90] So he and his wife had a great big fight\n[00:29.58] And she made him sleep on the couch all night\n[00:31.66] \n[00:31.86] James Madison never had a son\n[00:33.81] And he fought the War of 1812\n[00:35.57] James Monroe's colossal nose\n[00:37.13] Was bigger than Pinocchio's\n[00:38.81] John Quincy Adams was number six\n[00:40.45] And it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\n[00:42.17] So Jackson learns to play politics\n[00:43.77] Next time he's the one that the country picks\n[00:45.77] \n[00:46.43] Martin Van Buren, number eight\n[00:47.93] For one term shot as Chief of State\n[00:49.65] William Harrison, how do you praise?\n[00:51.21] That guy was dead in thirty days!\n[00:52.97] John Tyler he liked country folk\n[00:54.65] And after him came President Polk\n[00:56.21] Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n[00:57.89] His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n[00:59.82] \n[00:59.94] 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Heigh-ho!\n  Do you know\n  The names of the US residents\n  Who then became the Presidents\n  And got a view from the White House loo\n  Of Pennsylvania Avenue?\n\n  George Washington was the first, you see\n  He once chopped down a cherry tree\n  President number two would be\n  John Adams and then number three\n  Tom Jefferson stayed up to write\n  The Declaration late at night\n  So he and his wife had a great big fight\n  And she made him sleep on the couch all night\n\n  James Madison never had a son\n  And he fought the War of 1812\n  James Monroe's colossal nose\n  Was bigger than Pinocchio's\n  John Quincy Adams was number six\n  And it's Andrew Jackson's butt he kicks\n  So Jackson learns to play politics\n  Next time he's the one that the country picks\n\n  Martin Van Buren, number eight\n  For one term shot as Chief of State\n  William Harrison, how do you praise?\n  That guy was dead in thirty days!\n  John Tyler he liked country folk\n  And after him came President Polk\n  Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n  His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n  1850, really nifty\n  Millard Fillmore's in\n  Young and fierce was Franklin Pierce\n  The man without a chin\n  Follows next a period spannin'\n  Four long years with James Buchanan\n  Then the South start shooting cannon\n  And we've got a Civil War\n\n  A war!\n  A war down south in Dixie!\n\n  Up to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\n  There's a guy who's really thinkin'\n  Kept the United States from shrinkin'\n  Saved the ship of state from sinkin'\n  Andrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\n  Congress each would impeach\n  And so the country now elects\n  Ulysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\n  While drinking whiskey, although risky\n  'Cause he'd spill it on his pants\n\n  It's 1877, and the Democrats would gloat\n  But they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes\n  Wins by just one vote\n\n  James Garfield, someone really hated\n  'Cause he was assassinated\n  Chester Arthur 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Roosevelt, president who\n[02:33.98] Helped us win in World War II\n[02:36.59] \n[02:36.63] Harry Truman, weird little human\n[02:38.35] Serves two terms and when he's done\n[02:39.87] It's Eisenhower who's got the power\n[02:41.47] From '53 to '61\n[02:43.16] John Kennedy, he gets shot\n[02:44.79] Then Lyndon Johnson took his spot\n[02:46.47] Richard Nixon, he gets caught\n[02:48.19] And Gerald Ford fell down a lot\n[02:50.11] \n[02:50.83] Jimmy Carter liked camping trips\n[02:52.23] And Ronald Reagan's speeches' scripts\n[02:53.95] All came from famous movie clips\n[02:55.67] And President Bush said \"read my lips\"\n[02:57.31] Now in Washington D.C\n[02:58.91] That's Democrats and the GOP\n[03:00.59] But the ones in charge are plain to see\n[03:02.31] The Clintons, Bill and Hillary\n[03:04.23] \n[03:05.80] The next president to lead the way\n[03:08.75] Well, it just might be yourself one day\n[03:11.67] Then the press will distort everything you say\n[03:15.29] So jump in your plane 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picks\n\n  Martin Van Buren, number eight\n  For one term shot as Chief of State\n  William Harrison, how do you praise?\n  That guy was dead in thirty days!\n  John Tyler he liked country folk\n  And after him came President Polk\n  Zachary Taylor liked to smoke\n  His breath killed friends whenever he spoke\n\n  1850, really nifty\n  Millard Fillmore's in\n  Young and fierce was Franklin Pierce\n  The man without a chin\n  Follows next a period spannin'\n  Four long years with James Buchanan\n  Then the South start shooting cannon\n  And we've got a Civil War\n\n  A war!\n  A war down south in Dixie!\n\n  Up to bat comes old Abe Lincoln\n  There's a guy who's really thinkin'\n  Kept the United States from shrinkin'\n  Saved the ship of state from sinkin'\n  Andrew Johnson's next, he had some slight defects\n  Congress each would impeach\n  And so the country now elects\n  Ulysses Simpson Grant, who would scream and rave and rant\n  While drinking whiskey, although risky\n  'Cause he'd spill it on his pants\n\n  It's 1877, and the Democrats would gloat\n  But they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes\n  Wins by just one vote\n\n  James Garfield, someone really hated\n  'Cause he was assassinated\n  Chester Arthur gets instated\n  Four years later he was traded\n  For Grover Cleveland, really fat\n  Elected twice as a Democrat\n  Then Benjamin Harrison, after that\n  It's William McKinley up to bat\n  Teddy Roosevelt charged up San Juan Hill\n  And President Taft he got the bill\n  In 1913, Woodrow Wilson\n  Takes us into World War I!\n\n  Warren Harding, he does fine\n  It's Calvin Coolidge, next in line\n  And then in 1929 The market crashes and we find\n  It's Herbert Hoover's big debut\n  He gets the blame, and loses to\n  Franklin Roosevelt, president who\n  Helped us win in World War II\n\n  Harry Truman, weird little human\n  Serves two terms and when he's done\n  It's Eisenhower who's got the power\n  From '53 to '61\n  John Kennedy, he gets shot\n  Then Lyndon Johnson took his spot\n  Richard Nixon, he gets caught\n  And Gerald Ford fell down a lot\n\n  Jimmy Carter liked camping trips\n  And Ronald Reagan's speeches' scripts\n  All came from famous movie clips\n  And President Bush said \"read my lips\"\n  Now in Washington D.C\n  That's Democrats and the GOP\n  But the ones in charge are plain to see\n  The Clintons, Bill and Hillary\n\n  The next president to lead the way\n  Well, it just might be yourself one day\n  Then the press will distort everything you say\n  So jump in your plane and fly away\n"}]