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You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\nNow why are you upset?\n\nI'm not?\n\nIt's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\nYes\n\nDying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\n\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load\n\nSo?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot\nI am not throwing away my shot\nHey yo, I'm just like my country\nI'm young, scrappy, and hungry\nI am not throwing away my shot\nSon, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\nYou need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\nLaurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n[03:58.93] Now why are you upset?\n[04:00.58] I'm not?\n[04:01.25] It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n[04:03.83] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.87] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n[04:08.97] Yes\n[04:09.35] Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n[04:11.96] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.56] I'm being honest\n[04:14.65] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:17.86] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.53] I need someone like you to lighten the load\n[04:22.69] So?\n[04:23.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:26.65] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:29.54] Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n[04:31.58] I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n[04:32.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:34.82] Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n[04:37.14] You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n[04:39.90] Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n[04:41.98] Outnumbered, outplanned!\n[04:44.07] We'll need some spies on the inside\n[04:45.32] Some king's men who might let some things slide\n[04:47.54] Boom!\n[04:48.92] I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n[04:50.62] You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n[04:53.19] Chick-a-boom!\n[04:54.51] I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n[04:56.83] 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n[05:00.27] Here comes the general!\n[05:01.55] Rise up!\n[05:02.72] What!\n[05:03.22] Here comes the general!\n[05:04.68] Rise up!\n[05:05.99] What!\n[05:06.31] Here comes the general!\n[05:07.54] Rise up!\n[05:08.76] What!\n[05:09.16] Here comes the general!\n[05:11.69] What!\n[05:12.62] And his right-hand man!\n[05:15.68] Boom!\n[05:15.76] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Right Hand Man\n artist: Christopher Jackson\n album: 'Hamilton: An American Musical'\n duration_ms: 322000\n instrumental: false\n language: en\nlines:\n- text: British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n start_ms: 1940\n end_ms: 8316\n words:\n - 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":33005804,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson","albumName":"Hamilton","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\nNow why are you upset?\n\nI'm not?\n\nIt's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\nYes\n\nDying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\n\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load\n\nSo?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot\nI am not throwing away my shot\nHey yo, I'm just like my country\nI'm young, scrappy, and hungry\nI am not throwing away my shot\nSon, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\nYou need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\nLaurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n[03:58.93] Now why are you upset?\n[04:00.58] I'm not?\n[04:01.25] It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n[04:03.83] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.87] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n[04:08.97] Yes\n[04:09.35] Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n[04:11.96] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.56] I'm being honest\n[04:14.65] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:17.86] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.53] I need someone like you to lighten the load\n[04:22.69] So?\n[04:23.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:26.65] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:29.54] Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n[04:31.58] I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n[04:32.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:34.82] Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n[04:37.14] You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n[04:39.90] Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":32335740,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson","albumName":"Hamilton: An American Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\nNow why are you upset?\n\nI'm not?\n\nIt's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\nYes\n\nDying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\n\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load\n\nSo?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot\nI am not throwing away my shot\nHey yo, I'm just like my country\nI'm young, scrappy, and hungry\nI am not throwing away my shot\nSon, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\nYou need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\nLaurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! 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Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204330\n end_ms: 206360\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206360\n end_ms: 207020\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207020\n end_ms: 208250\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208250\n end_ms: 210050\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210050\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212470\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212470\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215170\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215170\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221910\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221910\n end_ms: 224950\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224950\n end_ms: 225340\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225340\n end_ms: 227980\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227980\n end_ms: 228450\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228450\n end_ms: 231090\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231090\n end_ms: 233920\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233920\n end_ms: 236680\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n start_ms: 236680\n end_ms: 238930\n- text: Now why are you upset?\n start_ms: 238930\n end_ms: 240580\n- text: I'm not?\n start_ms: 240580\n end_ms: 241250\n- text: 'It''s all right you want to fight: you''ve got a hunger'\n start_ms: 241250\n end_ms: 243830\n- text: I was just like you when I was younger\n start_ms: 243830\n end_ms: 245870\n- text: Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n start_ms: 245870\n end_ms: 248970\n- text: Yes\n start_ms: 248970\n end_ms: 249350\n- text: Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n start_ms: 249350\n end_ms: 251960\n- text: Why are you telling me this?\n start_ms: 251960\n end_ms: 253560\n- text: I'm being honest\n start_ms: 253560\n end_ms: 254650\n- text: I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n start_ms: 254650\n end_ms: 257860\n- text: We are a powder keg about to explode\n start_ms: 257860\n end_ms: 260530\n- text: I need someone like you to lighten the load\n start_ms: 260530\n end_ms: 262690\n- text: So?\n start_ms: 262690\n end_ms: 263730\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 263730\n end_ms: 266650\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 266650\n end_ms: 269540\n- text: Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n start_ms: 269540\n end_ms: 271580\n- text: I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n start_ms: 271580\n end_ms: 272730\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 272730\n end_ms: 274820\n- text: Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n start_ms: 274820\n end_ms: 277140\n- text: 'You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:'\n start_ms: 277140\n end_ms: 279900\n- text: Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n start_ms: 279900\n end_ms: 281980\n- text: Outnumbered, outplanned!\n start_ms: 281980\n end_ms: 284070\n- text: We'll need some spies on the inside\n start_ms: 284070\n end_ms: 285320\n- text: Some king's men who might let some things slide\n start_ms: 285320\n end_ms: 287540\n- text: Boom!\n start_ms: 287540\n end_ms: 288920\n- text: I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n start_ms: 288920\n end_ms: 290620\n- text: You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n start_ms: 290620\n end_ms: 293190\n- text: Chick-a-boom!\n start_ms: 293190\n end_ms: 294510\n- text: I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n start_ms: 294510\n end_ms: 296830\n- text: '''Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!'\n start_ms: 296830\n end_ms: 300270\n- text: Here comes the general!\n start_ms: 300270\n end_ms: 301550\n- text: Rise up!\n start_ms: 301550\n end_ms: 302720\n- text: What!\n start_ms: 302720\n end_ms: 303220\n- text: Here comes the general!\n start_ms: 303220\n end_ms: 304680\n- text: Rise up!\n start_ms: 304680\n end_ms: 305990\n- text: What!\n start_ms: 305990\n end_ms: 306310\n- text: Here comes the general!\n start_ms: 306310\n end_ms: 307540\n- text: Rise up!\n start_ms: 307540\n end_ms: 308760\n- text: What!\n start_ms: 308760\n end_ms: 309160\n- text: Here comes the general!\n start_ms: 309160\n end_ms: 311690\n- text: What!\n start_ms: 311690\n end_ms: 312620\n- text: And his right-hand man!\n start_ms: 312620\n end_ms: 315680\n- text: Boom!\n start_ms: 315680\n end_ms: 315760\n- text: ''\n start_ms: 315760\nplain: |-\n British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n When they surround our troops\n They surround our troops\n When they surround our troops\n\n As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n Rise up\n If they tell my story\n I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n Rise up\n I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n Who can give us a command, so we can\n Rise up\n Understand, it's the only way to\n Rise up\n Rise up\n Here he comes\n\n Here comes the general!\n Ladies and gentlemen!\n Here comes the general!\n The moment you've been waiting for!\n Here comes the general!\n The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n Here comes the general!\n George Washington!\n\n We are out-gunned\n (What!)\n Out-manned\n (What!)\n Out-numbered, out-planned\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n We gotta make an all-out stand\n Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\n Check it —\n Can I be real a second?\n For just a millisecond?\n Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n But the elephant is in the room\n The truth is in your face\n When you hear the British cannons go\n Boom!\n\n Any hope of success is fleeting\n How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n Knight takes rook, but look\n\n We are out-gunned\n (What!)\n Out-manned\n (What!)\n Out-numbered, out-planned!\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n We gotta make an all-out stand\n Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n Incoming!\n\n They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n (Brrah!)\n We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n (Brrah!)\n Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n (Sh-boom!)\n Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n (Boom!)\n Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n (Boom!)\n There's another ship, and\n (Boom!)\n We just lost the southern tip, and\n (Boom!)\n We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\n Guns and horses giddy up\n I decide to divvy up my forces\n They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n I'm in dire need of assistance\n\n Your Excellency, sir\n\n Who are you?\n\n Aaron Burr, sir\n Permission to state my case?\n\n As you were\n\n Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n I think that I could be of some assistance\n\n I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\n Huh\n\n I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\n On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\n Yes?\n\n Well —\n\n Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":19818002,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson","albumName":"Día de las Madres Favoritas de Siempre","duration":321.693,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":36218178,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson","albumName":"Hamilton (Original Broadway Cast Recording) [Explicit]","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\nNow why are you upset?\n\nI'm not?\n\nIt's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\nYes\n\nDying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\n\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load\n\nSo?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot\nI am not throwing away my shot\nHey yo, I'm just like my country\nI'm young, scrappy, and hungry\nI am not throwing away my shot\nSon, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\nYou need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\nLaurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? 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I don't think so.\n[03:58.93] Now why are you upset?\n[04:00.58] I'm not?\n[04:01.25] It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n[04:03.83] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.87] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n[04:08.97] Yes\n[04:09.35] Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n[04:11.96] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.56] I'm being honest\n[04:14.65] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:17.86] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.53] I need someone like you to lighten the load\n[04:22.69] So?\n[04:23.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:26.65] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:29.54] Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n[04:31.58] I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n[04:32.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:34.82] Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n[04:37.14] You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n[04:39.90] Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n start_ms: 202860\n end_ms: 204330\n- text: Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204330\n end_ms: 206360\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206360\n end_ms: 207020\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207020\n end_ms: 208250\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208250\n end_ms: 210050\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210050\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212470\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212470\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215170\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215170\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221910\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221910\n end_ms: 224950\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224950\n end_ms: 225340\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225340\n end_ms: 227980\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227980\n end_ms: 228450\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228450\n end_ms: 231090\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231090\n end_ms: 233920\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233920\n end_ms: 236680\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204330\n end_ms: 206360\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206360\n end_ms: 207020\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207020\n end_ms: 208250\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208250\n end_ms: 210050\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210050\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212470\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212470\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215170\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215170\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221910\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221910\n end_ms: 224950\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224950\n end_ms: 225340\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225340\n end_ms: 227980\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227980\n end_ms: 228450\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228450\n end_ms: 231090\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231090\n end_ms: 233920\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233920\n end_ms: 236680\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n start_ms: 236680\n end_ms: 238930\n- text: Now why are you upset?\n start_ms: 238930\n end_ms: 240580\n- text: I'm not?\n start_ms: 240580\n end_ms: 241250\n- text: 'It''s all right you want to fight: you''ve got a hunger'\n start_ms: 241250\n end_ms: 243830\n- text: I was just like you when I was younger\n start_ms: 243830\n end_ms: 245870\n- text: Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n start_ms: 245870\n end_ms: 248970\n- text: Yes\n start_ms: 248970\n end_ms: 249350\n- text: Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n start_ms: 249350\n end_ms: 251960\n- text: Why are you telling me this?\n start_ms: 251960\n end_ms: 253560\n- text: I'm being honest\n start_ms: 253560\n end_ms: 254650\n- text: I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n start_ms: 254650\n end_ms: 257860\n- text: We are a powder keg about to explode\n start_ms: 257860\n end_ms: 260530\n- text: I need someone like you to lighten the load\n start_ms: 260530\n end_ms: 262690\n- text: So?\n start_ms: 262690\n end_ms: 263730\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 263730\n end_ms: 266650\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 266650\n end_ms: 269540\n- text: Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n start_ms: 269540\n end_ms: 271580\n- text: I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n start_ms: 271580\n end_ms: 272730\n- text: I am not throwing away my shot\n start_ms: 272730\n end_ms: 274820\n- text: Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n start_ms: 274820\n end_ms: 277140\n- text: 'You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:'\n start_ms: 277140\n end_ms: 279900\n- text: Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":31467623,"name":"Right Hand Man [Explicit]","trackName":"Right Hand Man [Explicit]","artistName":"Christopher Jackson","albumName":"Hamilton (Original Broadway Cast Recording) [Explicit]","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York harbour\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York harbour (thirty-two thousand troops in New York harbour)\nWhen they surround our troops, they surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops (they surround our troops)\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean, I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor\nI knew it was the only way to rise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or rise up\n\nI will fight for this land\nBut there's only one man who can give us a command, so we can rise up\nUnderstand? It's the only way to rise up, rise up\nHere he comes\n\n(Here comes the General!) Ladies and gentlemen!\n(Here comes the General!) The moment you've been waiting for!\n(Here comes the General!) The pride of Mount Vernon!\n(Here comes the General!) George Washington!\n\nWe are outgunned (what?)\nOutmanned (what?)\nOutnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\nWe gotta make an all out stand\nAyo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n\nCheck it, can I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow, I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran\nWhose men are all lining up, to put me up on a pedestal\nWritin' letters to relatives, embellishin' my elegance and eloquence, but\nThe elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face when you hear the British cannons go boom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are outgunned (what?)\nOutmanned (what?)\nOutnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\nWe gotta make an all out stand\nAyo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the battery, check the damages (rah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages (rah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship, yo, let's steal their cannons\n\nShh-boom, goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\nAnd boom, goes the cannon, we're abandonin' Kips Bay\nAnd boom, there's another ship\nAnd boom, we just lost the southern tip\nAnd boom, we gotta run to Harlem quick, we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddyup\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to givin' up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny\n\nAre these the men with which I am to defend America?\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour excellency, sir!\nWho are you?\nAaron Burr, Sir\nPermission to state my case?\nAs you were\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec\nAnd well, in summary\n\nI think that I could be of some assistance\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance (huh)\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\nYes?\nWell-\n\nYour excellency, you wanted to see me?\nHamilton, come in, have you met Burr?\nYes, sir, we keep meeting\nAs I was saying, sir, I look forward to seeing your strategy play out\nBurr?\nSir?\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh\nSir?\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong, you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathaniel Green and Henry Knox wanted to hire you\nYeah, to be their Secretary? I don't think so\n\nNow why are you upset? I'm not\nIt's alright, you wanna fight, you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr?\nYes\nDying is easy, young man, living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load, so?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot!\nI am not throwing away my shot!\nAyo, I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry!\nI am not throwing away my shot!\n\nSon, we are outgunned, outmanned!\nYou need all the help you can get\nI have some friends, Laurens, Mulligan\nMarquis de Lafayette, okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\n\n(Boom!) I'll write to Congress and tell 'em we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n(Chicka-boom!) I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n\nHere comes the General\nRise up! (What?)\nHere comes the General\nRise up! (What?)\nHere comes the General\nRise up! (What?)\nHere comes the General\n(What?) 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I'm not\n[04:01.14] It's alright, you wanna fight, you've got a hunger\n[04:03.86] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.92] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr?\n[04:08.53] Yes\n[04:09.03] Dying is easy, young man, living is harder\n[04:12.11] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.67] I'm being honest\n[04:14.82] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:18.23] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.63] I need someone like you to lighten the load, so?\n[04:23.58] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:26.56] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:29.69] Ayo, I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry!\n[04:32.64] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:34.80] Son, we are outgunned, outmanned!\n[04:37.17] You need all the help you can get\n[04:38.39] I have some friends, Laurens, Mulligan\n[04:40.28] Marquis de Lafayette, okay, what else?\n[04:42.20] Outnumbered, outplanned!\n[04:43.83] We'll need some spies on the inside\n[04:45.57] Some king's men who might let some things slide\n[04:48.36] (Boom!) 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The pride of Mount Vernon!\n (Here comes the General!) 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George Washington!\n[01:05.03] We are outgunned (what?)\n[01:07.03] Outmanned (what?)\n[01:09.08] Outnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n[01:11.87] We gotta make an all out stand\n[01:14.35] Ayo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n[01:17.59] Check it, can I be real a second?\n[01:19.63] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.17] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.26] Now, I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.95] The venerated Virginian veteran\n[01:29.03] Whose men are all lining up, to put me up on a pedestal\n[01:32.25] Writin' letters to relatives, embellishin' my elegance and eloquence, but\n[01:36.34] The elephant is in the room\n[01:38.10] The truth is in your face when you hear the British cannons go boom!\n[01:42.46] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.47] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.51] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.98] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.65] We are outgunned (what?)\n[01:55.61] Outmanned (what?)\n[01:57.53] Outnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n[02:00.21] We gotta make an all out stand\n[02:03.17] Ayo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n[02:06.99] Incoming!\n[02:09.59] They're battering down the battery, check the damages (rah!)\n[02:12.70] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages (rah!)\n[02:15.63] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.44] Hamilton won't abandon ship, yo, let's steal their cannons\n[02:21.48] Shh-boom, goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.66] And boom, goes the cannon, we're abandonin' Kips Bay\n[02:27.74] And boom, there's another ship\n[02:29.10] And boom, we just lost the southern tip\n[02:30.89] And boom, we gotta run to Harlem quick, we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.82] Guns and horses giddyup\n[02:35.48] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.25] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:40.02] This close to givin' up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.91] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny\n[02:45.42] Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\n[02:48.79] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.77] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.95] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.14] Your excellency, sir!\n[02:58.81] Who are you?\n[02:59.45] Aaron Burr, Sir\n[03:00.70] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.38] As you were\n[03:03.26] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec\n[03:08.98] And well, in summary\n[03:10.24] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.68] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance (huh)\n[03:16.42] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:19.15] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.56] Yes?\n[03:21.91] Well-\n[03:22.15] Your excellency, you wanted to see me?\n[03:24.65] Hamilton, come in, have you met Burr?\n[03:26.43] Yes, sir, we keep meeting\n[03:28.08] As I was saying, sir, I look forward to seeing your strategy play out\n[03:31.85] Burr?\n[03:32.19] Sir?\n[03:32.73] Close the door on your way out\n[03:36.14] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:37.98] On the contrary\n[03:39.15] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:42.13] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh\n[03:44.74] Sir?\n[03:45.48] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.75] Sir!\n[03:48.15] Don't get me wrong, you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.37] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:54.52] Nathaniel Green and Henry Knox wanted to hire you\n[03:56.61] Yeah, to be their Secretary? I don't think so\n[03:59.01] Now why are you upset? I'm not\n[04:01.14] It's alright, you wanna fight, you've got a hunger\n[04:03.86] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.92] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr?\n[04:08.53] Yes\n[04:09.03] Dying is easy, young man, living is harder\n[04:12.11] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.67] I'm being honest\n[04:14.82] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:18.23] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.63] I need someone like you to lighten the load, so?\n[04:23.58] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:26.56] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:29.69] Ayo, I'm just like my country, I'm young, scrappy and hungry!\n[04:32.64] I am not throwing away my shot!\n[04:34.80] Son, we are outgunned, outmanned!\n[04:37.17] You need all the help you can get\n[04:38.39] I have some friends, Laurens, Mulligan\n[04:40.28] Marquis de Lafayette, okay, what else?\n[04:42.20] Outnumbered, outplanned!\n[04:43.83] We'll need some spies on the inside\n[04:45.57] Some king's men who might let some things slide\n[04:48.36] (Boom!) 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The pride of Mount Vernon!\n (Here comes the General!) George Washington!\n\n We are outgunned (what?)\n Outmanned (what?)\n Outnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n We gotta make an all out stand\n Ayo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n\n Check it, can I be real a second?\n For just a millisecond?\n Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n Now, I'm the model of a modern major general\n The venerated Virginian veteran\n Whose men are all lining up, to put me up on a pedestal\n Writin' letters to relatives, embellishin' my elegance and eloquence, but\n The elephant is in the room\n The truth is in your face when you hear the British cannons go boom!\n\n Any hope of success is fleeting\n How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n Knight takes rook, but look\n\n We are outgunned (what?)\n Outmanned (what?)\n Outnumbered, outplanned (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n We gotta make an all out stand\n Ayo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man (buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!)\n Incoming!\n\n They're battering down the battery, check the damages (rah!)\n We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages (rah!)\n Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n Hamilton won't abandon ship, yo, let's steal their cannons\n\n Shh-boom, goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n And boom, goes the cannon, we're abandonin' Kips Bay\n And boom, there's another ship\n And boom, we just lost the southern tip\n And boom, we gotta run to Harlem quick, we can't afford another slip\n\n Guns and horses giddyup\n I decide to divvy up my forces\n They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n This close to givin' up, facing mad scrutiny\n I scream in the face of this mass mutiny\n\n Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\n We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n I'm in dire need of assistance\n\n Your excellency, sir!\n Who are you?\n Aaron Burr, Sir\n Permission to state my case?\n As you were\n Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec\n And well, in summary\n\n I think that I could be of some assistance\n I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance (huh)\n I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n Yes?\n Well-\n\n Your excellency, you wanted to see me?\n Hamilton, come in, have you met Burr?\n Yes, sir, we keep meeting\n As I was saying, sir, I look forward to seeing your strategy play out\n Burr?\n Sir?\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh\n Sir?\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong, you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathaniel Green and Henry Knox wanted to hire you\n Yeah, to be their Secretary? 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'\n start_ms: 312200\n - text: 'And '\n start_ms: 312622\n - text: 'his '\n start_ms: 312775\n - text: right-\n start_ms: 313047\n - text: 'hand '\n start_ms: 313368\n - text: man!\n start_ms: 313818\n- text: Boom!\n start_ms: 315320\n end_ms: 316170\n words:\n - text: Boom!\n start_ms: 315320\nplain: |-\n British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n When they surround our troops\n They surround our troops\n When they surround our troops\n\n As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n Rise up\n If they tell my story\n I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n Rise up\n I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n Who can give us a command, so we can\n Rise up\n Understand, it's the only way to\n Rise up\n Rise up\n Here he comes\n\n Here comes the general!\n Ladies and gentlemen!\n Here comes the general!\n The moment you've been waiting for!\n Here comes the general!\n The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n Here comes the general!\n George Washington!\n\n We are out-gunned\n (What!)\n Out-manned\n (What!)\n Out-numbered, out-planned\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n We gotta make an all-out stand\n Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\n Check it —\n Can I be real a second?\n For just a millisecond?\n Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n But the elephant is in the room\n The truth is in your face\n When you hear the British cannons go\n Boom!\n\n Any hope of success is fleeting\n How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n Knight takes rook, but look\n\n We are out-gunned\n (What!)\n Out-manned\n (What!)\n Out-numbered, out-planned!\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n We gotta make an all-out stand\n Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n Incoming!\n\n They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n (Brrah!)\n We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n (Brrah!)\n Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n (Sh-boom!)\n Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n (Boom!)\n Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n (Boom!)\n There's another ship, and\n (Boom!)\n We just lost the southern tip, and\n (Boom!)\n We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\n Guns and horses giddy up\n I decide to divvy up my forces\n They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n I'm in dire need of assistance\n\n Your Excellency, sir\n\n Who are you?\n\n Aaron Burr, sir\n Permission to state my case?\n\n As you were\n\n Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n I think that I could be of some assistance\n\n I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\n Huh\n\n I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\n On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\n Yes?\n\n Well —\n\n Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":30865768,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson, Lin‐Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom, Jr. & Cast","albumName":"Hamilton: An American Musical","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\nYour Excellency, sir\nWho are you?\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\nAs you were\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\nHuh\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\nYes?\nWell —\nYour Excellency? 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You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n Burr?\n Sir?\n Close the door on your way out\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n Sir?\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n Sir!\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so\n Now why are you upset?\n I'm not?\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n Yes\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n Why are you telling me this?\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n So?\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204330\n end_ms: 206360\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206360\n end_ms: 207020\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207020\n end_ms: 208250\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208250\n end_ms: 210050\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210050\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212470\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212470\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215170\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215170\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221910\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221910\n end_ms: 224950\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224950\n end_ms: 225340\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225340\n end_ms: 227980\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227980\n end_ms: 228450\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228450\n end_ms: 231090\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231090\n end_ms: 233920\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233920\n end_ms: 236680\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n Burr?\n Sir?\n Close the door on your way out\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n Sir?\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n Sir!\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so\n Now why are you upset?\n I'm not?\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n Yes\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n Why are you telling me this?\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n So?\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":4007869,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Lin-Manuel Miranda, Christopher Jackson, Leslie Odom Jr., 2016 Broadway","albumName":"Hamilton - Broadway, 2016.01.29","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":true,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n[03:58.93] Now why are you upset?\n[04:00.58] I'm not?\n[04:01.25] It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n[04:03.83] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.87] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n[04:08.97] Yes\n[04:09.35] Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n[04:11.96] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.56] I'm being honest\n[04:14.65] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:17.86] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.53] I need someone like you to lighten the load\n[04:22.69] So?\n[04:23.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:26.65] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:29.54] Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n[04:31.58] I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n[04:32.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:34.82] Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n[04:37.14] You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n[04:39.90] Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\nNow why are you upset?\n\nI'm not?\n\nIt's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\nI was just like you when I was younger\nHead full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\nYes\n\nDying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\nWhy are you telling me this?\n\nI'm being honest\nI'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\nWe are a powder keg about to explode\nI need someone like you to lighten the load\n\nSo?\n\nI am not throwing away my shot\nI am not throwing away my shot\nHey yo, I'm just like my country\nI'm young, scrappy, and hungry\nI am not throwing away my shot\nSon, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\nYou need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\nLaurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\nOutnumbered, outplanned!\nWe'll need some spies on the inside\nSome king's men who might let some things slide\nBoom!\nI'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\nYou rally the guys, master the element of surprise\nChick-a-boom!\nI'll rise above my station, organize your information\n'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nRise up!\nWhat!\nHere comes the general!\nWhat!\nAnd his right-hand man!\nBoom!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.99] British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\n[00:09.66] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:15.28] Thirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\n[00:22.17] When they surround our troops\n[00:24.32] They surround our troops\n[00:25.42] When they surround our troops\n[00:28.47] As a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\n[00:31.66] I knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\n[00:35.04] Rise up\n[00:36.17] If they tell my story\n[00:37.61] I am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\n[00:41.16] Rise up\n[00:42.68] I will fight for this land, but there's only one man\n[00:45.46] Who can give us a command, so we can\n[00:47.35] Rise up\n[00:48.43] Understand, it's the only way to\n[00:50.24] Rise up\n[00:51.20] Rise up\n[00:52.68] Here he comes\n[00:53.64] Here comes the general!\n[00:54.89] Ladies and gentlemen!\n[00:56.53] Here comes the general!\n[00:57.98] The moment you've been waiting for!\n[00:59.61] Here comes the general!\n[01:01.06] The Pride of Mount Vernon!\n[01:02.85] Here comes the general!\n[01:03.96] George Washington!\n[01:05.22] We are out-gunned\n[01:06.55] (What!)\n[01:07.13] Out-manned\n[01:07.93] (What!)\n[01:08.74] Out-numbered, out-planned\n[01:11.30] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:12.00] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[01:13.61] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[01:17.12] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n[01:17.84] Check it —\n[01:18.49] Can I be real a second?\n[01:19.78] For just a millisecond?\n[01:21.37] Let down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\n[01:24.35] Now I'm the model of a modern major general\n[01:26.80] The venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\n[01:30.13] Lining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\n[01:33.64] Embellishing my elegance and eloquence\n[01:36.16] But the elephant is in the room\n[01:38.19] The truth is in your face\n[01:40.18] When you hear the British cannons go\n[01:41.60] Boom!\n[01:42.39] Any hope of success is fleeting\n[01:44.16] How can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\n[01:48.14] We put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\n[01:51.99] Knight takes rook, but look\n[01:53.49] We are out-gunned\n[01:54.83] (What!)\n[01:55.50] Out-manned\n[01:56.46] (What!)\n[01:57.39] Out-numbered, out-planned!\n[01:59.07] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:00.39] We gotta make an all-out stand\n[02:02.34] Hey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n[02:05.90] (Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\n[02:06.51] Incoming!\n[02:09.89] They're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n[02:12.61] (Brrah!)\n[02:13.02] We gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n[02:15.20] (Brrah!)\n[02:15.94] Let's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\n[02:18.35] Hamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n[02:21.40] (Sh-boom!)\n[02:22.22] Goes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n[02:24.52] (Boom!)\n[02:25.35] Goes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n[02:27.63] (Boom!)\n[02:28.36] There's another ship, and\n[02:29.50] (Boom!)\n[02:30.09] We just lost the southern tip, and\n[02:30.96] (Boom!)\n[02:31.58] We gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n[02:33.79] Guns and horses giddy up\n[02:35.55] I decide to divvy up my forces\n[02:37.34] They're skittish as the British cut the city up\n[02:39.65] This close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\n[02:42.74] I scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n[02:45.54] \"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\n[02:48.68] We ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\n[02:51.54] I cannot be everywhere at once, people!\n[02:54.81] I'm in dire need of assistance\n[02:57.77] Your Excellency, sir\n[02:58.92] Who are you?\n[02:59.62] Aaron Burr, sir\n[03:00.74] Permission to state my case?\n[03:02.36] As you were\n[03:03.37] Sir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\n[03:06.19] Until he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\n[03:10.08] I think that I could be of some assistance\n[03:12.62] I admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n[03:15.62] Huh\n[03:16.78] I have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n[03:18.98] On how to fight instead of fleeing west\n[03:21.50] Yes?\n[03:22.10] Well —\n[03:22.86] Your Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n[03:24.33] Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n[03:26.36] Yes, sir!\n[03:27.02] We keep meeting...\n[03:28.25] As I was saying, sir\n[03:30.05] I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n[03:31.78] Burr?\n[03:32.47] Sir?\n[03:32.76] Close the door on your way out\n[03:35.17] Have I done something wrong, sir?\n[03:38.06] On the contrary\n[03:38.92] I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n[03:41.91] Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n[03:44.95] Sir?\n[03:45.34] Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n[03:47.98] Sir!\n[03:48.45] Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n[03:51.09] I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n[03:53.92] Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n[03:56.68] Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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I don't think so.\n[03:58.93] Now why are you upset?\n[04:00.59] I'm not?\n[04:01.28] It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n[04:03.87] I was just like you when I was younger\n[04:05.85] Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n[04:08.90] Yes\n[04:09.33] Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n[04:11.94] Why are you telling me this?\n[04:13.56] I'm being honest\n[04:14.69] I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n[04:17.88] We are a powder keg about to explode\n[04:20.51] I need someone like you to lighten the load\n[04:22.70] So?\n[04:23.76] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:26.64] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:29.59] Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n[04:31.59] I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n[04:32.73] I am not throwing away my shot\n[04:34.80] Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n[04:37.16] You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n[04:39.99] Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n start_ms: 202840\n end_ms: 204300\n- text: Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204300\n end_ms: 206380\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206380\n end_ms: 207040\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207040\n end_ms: 208290\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208290\n end_ms: 210030\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210030\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212410\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212410\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215150\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215150\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221950\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221950\n end_ms: 224930\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224930\n end_ms: 225320\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225320\n end_ms: 227940\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227940\n end_ms: 228400\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228400\n end_ms: 231000\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231000\n end_ms: 233910\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233910\n end_ms: 236620\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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Have you met Burr?\n start_ms: 204330\n end_ms: 206360\n- text: Yes, sir!\n start_ms: 206360\n end_ms: 207020\n- text: We keep meeting...\n start_ms: 207020\n end_ms: 208250\n- text: As I was saying, sir\n start_ms: 208250\n end_ms: 210050\n- text: I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n start_ms: 210050\n end_ms: 211780\n- text: Burr?\n start_ms: 211780\n end_ms: 212470\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 212470\n end_ms: 212760\n- text: Close the door on your way out\n start_ms: 212760\n end_ms: 215170\n- text: Have I done something wrong, sir?\n start_ms: 215170\n end_ms: 218060\n- text: On the contrary\n start_ms: 218060\n end_ms: 218920\n- text: I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n start_ms: 218920\n end_ms: 221910\n- text: Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n start_ms: 221910\n end_ms: 224950\n- text: Sir?\n start_ms: 224950\n end_ms: 225340\n- text: Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n start_ms: 225340\n end_ms: 227980\n- text: Sir!\n start_ms: 227980\n end_ms: 228450\n- text: Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n start_ms: 228450\n end_ms: 231090\n- text: I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n start_ms: 231090\n end_ms: 233920\n- text: Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n start_ms: 233920\n end_ms: 236680\n- text: Yeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"},{"id":34594146,"name":"Right Hand Man","trackName":"Right Hand Man","artistName":"Christopher Jackson Lin-Manuel Miranda Leslie Odom, Jr. Original Broadway Cast of Hamilton","albumName":"Hamilton","duration":322.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"British Admiral Howe's got troops on the water\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nThirty-two thousand troops in New York Harbor\nWhen they surround our troops\nThey surround our troops\nWhen they surround our troops\n\nAs a kid in the Caribbean I wished for a war\nI knew that I was poor; I knew it was the only way to\nRise up\nIf they tell my story\nI am either gonna die on the battlefield in glory or\nRise up\nI will fight for this land, but there's only one man\nWho can give us a command, so we can\nRise up\nUnderstand, it's the only way to\nRise up\nRise up\nHere he comes\n\nHere comes the general!\nLadies and gentlemen!\nHere comes the general!\nThe moment you've been waiting for!\nHere comes the general!\nThe Pride of Mount Vernon!\nHere comes the general!\nGeorge Washington!\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom!)\n\nCheck it —\nCan I be real a second?\nFor just a millisecond?\nLet down my guard and tell the people how I feel a second?\nNow I'm the model of a modern major general\nThe venerated Virginian veteran whose men are all\nLining up to put me up on a pedestal, writing letters to relatives\nEmbellishing my elegance and eloquence\nBut the elephant is in the room\nThe truth is in your face\nWhen you hear the British cannons go\nBoom!\n\nAny hope of success is fleeting\nHow can I keep leading when the people I'm leading keep retreating?\nWe put a stop to the bleeding as the British take Brooklyn\nKnight takes rook, but look\n\nWe are out-gunned\n(What!)\nOut-manned\n(What!)\nOut-numbered, out-planned!\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nWe gotta make an all-out stand\nHey yo, I'm gonna need a right-hand man\n(Boom, boom, boom; boom, boom)\nIncoming!\n\nThey're battering down the Battery, check the damages\n(Brrah!)\nWe gotta stop 'em and rob 'em of their advantages\n(Brrah!)\nLet's take a stand with the stamina God has granted us\nHamilton won't abandon ship; yo, let's steal their cannons!\n\n(Sh-boom!)\nGoes the cannon, watch the blood and the shit spray, and\n(Boom!)\nGoes the cannon, we're abandoning Kips Bay, and\n(Boom!)\nThere's another ship, and\n(Boom!)\nWe just lost the southern tip, and\n(Boom!)\nWe gotta run to Harlem quick; we can't afford another slip\n\nGuns and horses giddy up\nI decide to divvy up my forces\nThey're skittish as the British cut the city up\nThis close to giving up, facing mad scrutiny\nI scream in the face of this mass mutiny:\n\"Are these the men with which I am to defend America?\"\nWe ride at midnight, Manhattan in the distance\nI cannot be everywhere at once, people!\nI'm in dire need of assistance\n\nYour Excellency, sir\n\nWho are you?\n\nAaron Burr, sir\nPermission to state my case?\n\nAs you were\n\nSir, I was a captain under General Montgomery\nUntil he caught a bullet in the neck in Quebec, and well, in summary:\nI think that I could be of some assistance\n\nI admire how you keep firing on the British from a distance\n\nHuh\n\nI have some questions, a couple of suggestions\n\nOn how to fight instead of fleeing west\n\nYes?\n\nWell —\n\nYour Excellency? You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! 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You wanted to see me?\n\nHamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\nYes, sir!\nWe keep meeting...\n\nAs I was saying, sir\nI look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\nBurr?\n\nSir?\n\nClose the door on your way out\n\nHave I done something wrong, sir?\n\nOn the contrary\nI called you here because our odds are beyond scary\nYour reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\nSir?\n\nHamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\nSir!\n\nDon't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\nI know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\nNathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\nYeah, to be their secretary! 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You wanted to see me?\n\n Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?\n\n Yes, sir!\n We keep meeting...\n\n As I was saying, sir\n I look forward to seeing your strategy play out —\n\n Burr?\n\n Sir?\n\n Close the door on your way out\n\n Have I done something wrong, sir?\n\n On the contrary\n I called you here because our odds are beyond scary\n Your reputation precedes you, but I have to laugh —\n\n Sir?\n\n Hamilton, how come no one can get you on their staff?\n\n Sir!\n\n Don't get me wrong; you're a young man of great renown\n I know you stole British cannons when we were still downtown\n Nathanael Greene and Henry Knox wanted to hire you —\n\n Yeah, to be their secretary! I don't think so.\n\n Now why are you upset?\n\n I'm not?\n\n It's all right you want to fight: you've got a hunger\n I was just like you when I was younger\n Head full of fantasies of dying like a martyr\n\n Yes\n\n Dying is easy, young man; living is harder\n\n Why are you telling me this?\n\n I'm being honest\n I'm working with a third of what our Congress has promised\n We are a powder keg about to explode\n I need someone like you to lighten the load\n\n So?\n\n I am not throwing away my shot\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Hey yo, I'm just like my country\n I'm young, scrappy, and hungry\n I am not throwing away my shot\n Son, we are out-gunned, out-manned!\n You need all the help you can get, I have some friends:\n Laurens, Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette! Okay, what else?\n Outnumbered, outplanned!\n We'll need some spies on the inside\n Some king's men who might let some things slide\n Boom!\n I'll write to Congress and tell them we need supplies\n You rally the guys, master the element of surprise\n Chick-a-boom!\n I'll rise above my station, organize your information\n 'Til we rise to the occasion of our new nation, sir!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n Rise up!\n What!\n Here comes the general!\n What!\n And his right-hand man!\n Boom!\n"}]