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Aaron burr sir lyrics
1776
New York City
Pardon me, are you Aaron Burr, sir?
That depends, who’s asking?
Oh, well sure, sir
I’m Alexander Hamilton, I’m at your service, sir
I have been looking for you
I’m getting nervous
Sir, I heard your name at Princeton, I was seeking an accelerated course of study
When I got sort of out of sorts with a buddy of yours
I may have punched him
It’s a blur, sir
He handles the financials?
You punched the bursar?
Yes! I wanted to do what you did, graduate in two, then join the revolution
He looked at me like I was stupid, I’m not stupid
So how’d you do it? How’d you graduate so fast?
It was my parents’ dying wish before they passed
You’re an orphan? Of course!
I’m an orphan, God, I wish there was a war
Then we could prove that we’re worth more than anyone bargained for
Can I buy you a drink?
That would be nice
While we’re talking, let me offer you some free advice
Talk less
What?
Smile more
Ha
Don’t let them know what you’re against or what you’re for
You can’t be serious
You wanna get ahead?
Yes
Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead
Ah-yuh-yo, yo-yo-yo, yo!
What time is it?
Showtime!
Like I said
Showtime! Showtime! Yo!
I’m John Laurens in the place to be
Two pints o’ Sam Adams, but I’m workin’ on three
Those redcoats don’t want it with me
‘Cause I will pop chick-a pop these cops ’til I’m free!
Oui oui, mon ami, je m’appelle Lafayette
The Lancelot of the revolutionary set
I came from afar just to say, “Bonsoir”
Tell the King, “Casse toi!” Who’s the best? C’est moi!
Brrah, brrah! I am Hercules Mulligan
Up in it, lovin’ it, yes
I heard your mother said, “Come again?” (Ayy)
Lock up ya daughters and horses
Of course it’s hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets (wow)
No more sex, pour me another brew, son
Let’s raise a couple more to the revolution
Well, if it ain’t the prodigy of Princeton college
Aaron Burr, give us a verse, drop some knowledge
Good luck with that, you’re takin’ a stand
You spit, I’ma sit, we’ll see where we land (boo)
Burr, the revolution’s imminent, what do you stall for?
If you stand for nothing, Burr, what’ll you fall for?
Ooh, who you? Who you? Who are you?
Ooh, who is this kid? What’s he gonna do?
About
When Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr meet, they decide to grab a drink at the tavern where they encounter John Laurens, Hercules Mulligan, and the Marquis de Lafayette. These three men later become close friends with Hamilton and play significant roles in the Revolutionary War. Despite having similar aspirations, Hamilton and Burr have different approaches to achieving their goals that will eventually lead to their contrasting personalities being revealed.
It’s worth noting that while everyone else in the scene introduces themselves, Burr doesn’t reveal much about himself unless prompted or giving advice to Hamilton. This scene not only introduces the three revolutionaries but also sets up Hamilton’s impressive verbal skills for the next song “My Shot.”
In an interview with Emma Watson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the show, compares the first meeting between Hamilton and Burr to Harry Potter meeting Draco Malfoy before finding his true friends on the train.
