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Songs: Motifs: Alexander Hamilton HAMILTON MOTIF 1. -How does a… Aaron Burr, Sir ORGANIZER CAUSE WHY My Shot 2. -The Year The Story Of Tonight 3. -Alexander Hamilton/Just You WaitNOT: The Schuyler Sisters 4. -In New York you can be a new manby Aubree :))) Farmer Refuted 5. -Burr, Sir You’ll be Back 6. -Talk Less… Right Hand Man 7. -Not throwing away my shot A Winter’s Ball Helpless 8. -...King’s College Satisfied 9. -Here Comes the General The Story OF Tonight Reprise 10. -I imagine death… Wait For It 11. -The Story of Tonight/Rise Up Stay Alive 12. -“The Schuler Sisters” Ten Duel Commandments 13. -Angelica Meet Me Inside 14. -Eliza That Would Be Enough Guns And Ships 15. -Look Around History Has It’s Eyes On You 16. -Nothing Like Summer In The City Yorktown 17. -King George/Great Britain What Comes Next? 18. -Helpless Dear Theodosia 19. -Satisfied Non-Stop 20. -I Know My Sister What’d I Miss? 21. -___ is easy ___ is harder Cabinet Battle #1 Take A Break 22. -Wait for It Say No To This 23. -Death Doesn’t Discriminate… The Room Where It Happens 24. -Stay Alive Schuyler Defeated 25. -Duel Song Cabinet Battle #2 26. -That Would Be Enough Washington on Your Side 27. -The Narrative One Last Time 28. -History Has It’s Eyes on You I Know Him The Adams Administration 29. -Who Lives Who Dies Who Tells Your Story We Know 30. -Blow Us All Away Hurricane 31. -Write Like You’re Running Out of Time The Reynolds Pamphlet 32. -Coming Home Burn 33. -Cabinet Meeting Blow Us All Away 34. -An Order from Your Commander Stay Alive Reprise 35. -Counting in French It’s Quiet Uptown The Election Of 1800 36. -My name is Phillip… Your Obedient Servant 37. -Reynold’s Letter Best of Wives and Women 38. -Room Where It Happens The World Was Wide Enough 39. -Democratic Republicans Who Lives Who Dies Who Tells Your Story?.

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