Thayne Jasperson - Farmer Refuted
Farmer:
(spoken) Hear ye, hear ye!
My name is Samuel Seabury
And I present free thoughts on the proceedings
of the Continental congress….
Heed not the rebel who scream revolution,
They have not your interest at heart.
Washington:
Oh my god, tear this dude apart.
Farmer:
Chaos and bloodshed are not a solution,
Don’t let them lead you astray.
This congress does not speak for me.
Aaron Burr:
Let him be…
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
I pray the king shows you his mercy
for shame, for shame.
Hamilton (while the Farmer repeats his part):
Yeah- he’d have you all unravel at the sound of screams (Heed not the rebel who scream)
but the revolution is coming (revolution)
the “have-nots” are gonna win this (They have not your interests at heart)
Its hard to listen to you with a straight face…
Chaos and bloodshed already haunt us (Chaos and bloodshed are not)
A solution and even talk* (a solution)
and what about Boston? (don’t let them)
Look at the cost and know that we’ve lost and you talk about congress? (lead you astray.)
Farmer:
This congress does not speak for me.
Hamilton:
My dog speaks more eloquently.
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
Hamilton:
Extremely(?) your mange is the same***
Farmer:
I pray the king shows you his mercy.
Hamilton:
Is he in Jersey?
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Hamilton (Disgruntled farmer tries to continue to repeat his part):
If you repeat yourself again I’m gonna scream! (Heed….. scream….)
Honestly look at me, PLEASE. DON’T. READ.
Farmer:
Not you your interest-
Hamilton:
Don’t modulate the key then not debate with me
Why should a tiny island across the sea regulate the price of tea?
Burr:
Alexander, please.
Hamilton:
Burr, I’d rather be divisive than indecisive,
drop the niceties.
Some other crusty characters:
Silence!
A message from the king.
A message from the king.
A message from the king
(spoken) Hear ye, hear ye!
My name is Samuel Seabury
And I present free thoughts on the proceedings
of the Continental congress….
Heed not the rebel who scream revolution,
They have not your interest at heart.
Washington:
Oh my god, tear this dude apart.
Farmer:
Chaos and bloodshed are not a solution,
Don’t let them lead you astray.
This congress does not speak for me.
Aaron Burr:
Let him be…
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
I pray the king shows you his mercy
for shame, for shame.
Hamilton (while the Farmer repeats his part):
Yeah- he’d have you all unravel at the sound of screams (Heed not the rebel who scream)
but the revolution is coming (revolution)
the “have-nots” are gonna win this (They have not your interests at heart)
Its hard to listen to you with a straight face…
Chaos and bloodshed already haunt us (Chaos and bloodshed are not)
A solution and even talk* (a solution)
and what about Boston? (don’t let them)
Look at the cost and know that we’ve lost and you talk about congress? (lead you astray.)
Farmer:
This congress does not speak for me.
Hamilton:
My dog speaks more eloquently.
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
Hamilton:
Extremely(?) your mange is the same***
Farmer:
I pray the king shows you his mercy.
Hamilton:
Is he in Jersey?
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Hamilton (Disgruntled farmer tries to continue to repeat his part):
If you repeat yourself again I’m gonna scream! (Heed….. scream….)
Honestly look at me, PLEASE. DON’T. READ.
Farmer:
Not you your interest-
Hamilton:
Don’t modulate the key then not debate with me
Why should a tiny island across the sea regulate the price of tea?
Burr:
Alexander, please.
Hamilton:
Burr, I’d rather be divisive than indecisive,
drop the niceties.
Some other crusty characters:
Silence!
A message from the king.
A message from the king.
A message from the king
Farmer:
(spoken) Hear ye, hear ye!
My name is Samuel Seabury
And I present free thoughts on the proceedings
of the Continental congress….
Heed not the rebel who scream revolution,
They have not your interest at heart.
Washington:
Oh my god, tear this dude apart.
Farmer:
Chaos and bloodshed are not a solution,
Don’t let them lead you astray.
This congress does not speak for me.
Aaron Burr:
Let him be…
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
I pray the king shows you his mercy
for shame, for shame.
Hamilton (while the Farmer repeats his part):
Yeah- he’d have you all unravel at the sound of screams (Heed not the rebel who scream)
but the revolution is coming (revolution)
the “have-nots” are gonna win this (They have not your interests at heart)
Its hard to listen to you with a straight face…
Chaos and bloodshed already haunt us (Chaos and bloodshed are not)
A solution and even talk* (a solution)
and what about Boston? (don’t let them)
Look at the cost and know that we’ve lost and you talk about congress? (lead you astray.)
Farmer:
This congress does not speak for me.
Hamilton:
My dog speaks more eloquently.
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
Hamilton:
Extremely(?) your mange is the same***
Farmer:
I pray the king shows you his mercy.
Hamilton:
Is he in Jersey?
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Hamilton (Disgruntled farmer tries to continue to repeat his part):
If you repeat yourself again I’m gonna scream! (Heed….. scream….)
Honestly look at me, PLEASE. DON’T. READ.
Farmer:
Not you your interest-
Hamilton:
Don’t modulate the key then not debate with me
Why should a tiny island across the sea regulate the price of tea?
Burr:
Alexander, please.
Hamilton:
Burr, I’d rather be divisive than indecisive,
drop the niceties.
Some other crusty characters:
Silence!
A message from the king.
A message from the king.
A message from the king
(spoken) Hear ye, hear ye!
My name is Samuel Seabury
And I present free thoughts on the proceedings
of the Continental congress….
Heed not the rebel who scream revolution,
They have not your interest at heart.
Washington:
Oh my god, tear this dude apart.
Farmer:
Chaos and bloodshed are not a solution,
Don’t let them lead you astray.
This congress does not speak for me.
Aaron Burr:
Let him be…
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
I pray the king shows you his mercy
for shame, for shame.
Hamilton (while the Farmer repeats his part):
Yeah- he’d have you all unravel at the sound of screams (Heed not the rebel who scream)
but the revolution is coming (revolution)
the “have-nots” are gonna win this (They have not your interests at heart)
Its hard to listen to you with a straight face…
Chaos and bloodshed already haunt us (Chaos and bloodshed are not)
A solution and even talk* (a solution)
and what about Boston? (don’t let them)
Look at the cost and know that we’ve lost and you talk about congress? (lead you astray.)
Farmer:
This congress does not speak for me.
Hamilton:
My dog speaks more eloquently.
Farmer:
They’re playing a dangerous game.
Hamilton:
Extremely(?) your mange is the same***
Farmer:
I pray the king shows you his mercy.
Hamilton:
Is he in Jersey?
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Farmer:
For shame.
Hamilton & Co.:
For the Revolution!
Hamilton (Disgruntled farmer tries to continue to repeat his part):
If you repeat yourself again I’m gonna scream! (Heed….. scream….)
Honestly look at me, PLEASE. DON’T. READ.
Farmer:
Not you your interest-
Hamilton:
Don’t modulate the key then not debate with me
Why should a tiny island across the sea regulate the price of tea?
Burr:
Alexander, please.
Hamilton:
Burr, I’d rather be divisive than indecisive,
drop the niceties.
Some other crusty characters:
Silence!
A message from the king.
A message from the king.
A message from the king
