| In April of 1775
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| This great nation started comin' alive
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| Ol' King George didn’t like it one bit
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| So he proceeded to throw him a royal fit
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| He told his generals better get 'em back in line
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| Make 'em pay my taxes now America is mine
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| Stop that Independence cops before it gets around
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| Or it’ll gonna be hard to hold them rebels down
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| Well the King was talking bout the men like Paul Revere
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| And the minute men who held their dream of Independence dear
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| They kept their eyes on the British they watched 'em day and night
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| They knew very soon they’d get their chance to stand and fight
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| Yes they knew that the British would get movin' any hour
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| So they arranged a signal in the Northern Church Tower
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| Paul was watchin' when the tower showed a light
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| And he started on his midnight ride
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| He jumped on his horse hoofs started a hummin'
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| He screamed out his warning redcoats’re comin'
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| Better get your guns and your fightin' britches on
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| They’re comin' and they’re eight hundred strong
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| Next mornin' at Concord and Lexington town
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| The spirit of freedom turned the redcoats around
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| When we praise the men who made this mighty nation we have here
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| Then let’s remember Paul Revere yes let’s remember Paul Revere
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| I guarantee you somethin' and I wanna tell you all
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| That we never would’ve been here if it hadn’t been for Paul
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| Yes sir I surely doubt us ever bein' here
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| If it hadn’t been for that man on that horse named Mr Revere |