Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Election of 1800, artist - Daveed Diggs. Album song Hamilton, in the genre Мюзиклы
Date of issue: 24.09.2015
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Atlantic
Song language: English
The Election of 1800 |
The election of 1800 |
Can we get back to politics? |
Please? |
Yo. |
Ev’ry action has its equal, opposite reaction |
John Adams shat the bed. |
I love the guy, but he’s in traction |
Poor Alexander Hamilton? |
He is missing in action |
So now I’m facing |
Aaron Burr! |
With his own faction |
He’s very attractive in the North |
New Yorkers like his chances |
He’s not very forthcoming on any particular stances |
Ask him a question: it glances off, he obfuscates, he dances |
And they say I’m a Francophile: at least they know I know where France is! |
Thomas that’s the problem, see, they see Burr as a less extreme you |
Ha! |
You need to change course, a key endorsement might redeem you |
Who did you have in mind? |
Don’t laugh |
Who is it? |
You used to work on the same staff |
Whaaaat |
It might be nice, it might be nice |
To get Hamilton on your side |
It might be nice, it might be nice |
To get Hamilton on your side |
Talk less! |
(Burr!) |
Smile more! |
(Burr!) |
Don’t let 'em know what you’re against or what you’re for! |
(Burr!) |
Shake hands with him! |
(Burr!) |
Charm her! |
(Burr!) |
It’s eighteen hundred, ladies, tell your husbands: vote for |
Burr! |
(Burr!) |
I don’t like Adams |
Well, he’s gonna lose, that’s just defeatist |
And Jefferson |
In love with France! |
Yeah, he’s so elitist! |
I like that Aaron Burr! |
I can’t believe we’re here with him! |
He seems approachable??? |
Like you could grab a beer with him! |
Dear Mr. Hamilton: your fellow Fed’ralists would like to know how you’ll be |
voting |
It’s quiet uptown |
Dear Mr. Hamilton: John Adams doesn’t stand a chance, so who are you promoting? |
It’s quiet uptown |
Jefferson or Burr? |
(Jefferson or Burr?) |
We know it’s lose-lose (We know it’s lose-lose) |
Jefferson or Burr? |
(Jefferson or Burr?) |
But if you had to choose (But if you had to choose) |
Dear Mr. Hamilton: (Jefferson or Burr?) |
John Adams doesn’t stand a chance (We know it’s lose-lose) |
So who are you promoting? |
(Jefferson or Burr?) |
But if you had to choose (But if you had to choose) |
Well, if it isn’t Aaron Burr. |
Sir! |
Alexander! |
You’ve created quite a stir, sir! |
I’m going door to door! |
You’re openly campaigning? |
Sure! |
That’s new |
Honestly, it’s kind of draining |
Burr |
Sir! |
Is there anything you wouldn’t do? |
No, I’m chasing what I want |
And you know what? |
What? |
I learned that from you |
If you had to choose |
If you had to choose |
It’s a tie! |
If you had to choose |
If you had to choose |
It’s up to the delegates! |
If you had to choose |
If you had to choose |
It’s up to Hamilton! |
If you had to choose |
If you had to choose (Jefferson or Burr?) |
If you had to (Jefferson or Burr?) |
Choose (Choose) |
Choose (Choose) |
Choose (Choose) |
Yo |
Oh! |
The people are asking to hear my voice |
Oh! |
For the country is facing a difficult choice |
Oh! |
And if you were to ask me who I’d promote |
Oh! |
Jefferson has my vote |
Oh! |
I have never agreed with Jefferson once |
Oh! |
We have fought on like seventy-five diff’rent fronts |
Oh! |
But when all is said and all is done |
Jefferson has beliefs, Burr has none |
Oooooooooooooh |
Well, I’ll be damned |
Well, I’ll be damned |
Hamilton’s on your side |
Well, I’ll be damned |
Well, I’ll be damned |
And? |
You won in a landslide |
Congrats on a race well-run |
I did give you a fight |
Uh-huh |
I look forward to our partnership |
Our partnership? |
As your vice-President |
Ha. |
Yeah, right |
You hear this guy? |
Man openly campaigns against me, talkin' bout, «I look forward to our partnership.» |
It’s crazy that the guy who comes in second gets to be Vice President |
Yeah, you know what? |
We can change that. |
You know why? |
Why? |
'Cause I’m the President |
Burr, when you see Hamilton, thank him for the endorsement |