Telling the story of tonighttt
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Leafychi
24.06.2020 17:30
Linkawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Siyana
24.06.2020 17:31
Link*tear* yes there well!
i may not live to see our glory
(i may not live to see our glory)
but i will gladly join the fight
(but i will gladly join the fight)
and when our children tell our story
they'll tell the story of tonight
let's have another round tonight (x3)
raise a glass to freedom
something they can never take away
no matter what they tell you
raise a glass to the four of us
tomorrow there'll be more of us
telling the story of tonight
(they'll tell the story of tonight)
raise a glass to freedom
something they can never take away
no matter what they tell you
let's have another round tonight
raise a glass to the four of us
tomorrow there'll be more of us
telling the story of tonight
let's have another round tonight
(they'll tell the story of tonight)
raise a glass to freedom
they'll tell the story of tonight
raise a glass to freedom
they'll tell the story of tonight
they'll tell the story of tonight
[Laurens]
I may not live to see our glory
[Eliza]
Alexander, there's a letter for you from South Carolina
[Laurens]
But I will gladly join the fight
[Hamilton]
It's from John Laurens. I'll read it later
[Eliza]
No, it's not
[Laurens]
And when our children tell our story
[Hamilton]
Will you read it?
[Laurens]
They'll tell the story of tonight
[Eliza]
"On Tuesday, the twenty-seventh,
Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens was killed in a gunfight against British troops in South Carolina.
These troops had not yet received word from Yorktown that the war was over.
He's buried here until his family can send for his remains.
As you may know, Lieutenant Colonel Laurens was engaged in recruiting three thousand men for the first all-black military regiment.
The surviving members of this regiment have been returned to their masters."
[Laurens]
Tomorrow there'll be more of us
[Eliza]
Alexander, are you alright?
[Hamilton]
I have so much work to do