Paul Revere
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In AGpril of 1G7775
thCis great nation started coming tGo life.
Old King George didn t lEmike it one bit
so hAme proceeded to throw hDim a royal fit.
HGe told his generals : Better G7 get em back in line!
MakCe em pay my taxes now America iGs mine!
Stop that independence talk bEmefore it gets around
or it s gAmonna be hard to hDold them rebGels down!
Well the KGing was talking bout tG7he men like Paul Revere
and the MCinutemen who held their dream of independGence dear.
They kept their eyes on the British tEmhey watched them day and night
thAmey knew very soon they d get their cDhance to stand and fight.
Yes they knew that the British would bG7e moving any hour
so tChey arranged a signal in the Northend cGhurch tower.
Paul was watching when the tEmower showed a light
and he sAmtarted on his mDidnight Gride.
He jCumped on his horsGe hooves started a humming
he scrCeamed out his warnGing: Redcoats are comin!
C Better get your guns and yEmour fighting breeches on
they re cAmomin and they re eight hundDred strong.
Next mGorning at Concord aG7nd Lexington town
the spCirit of freedom turned the Redcoats aGround.
When we praise the men who made that mEmighty nation we have here
then lAmet s remember PDaul ReGvereEm yesAm let s remember Paul RDevere. G
IG guarantee you somethin and I wanna tell you all
that we never would been here if it hadn t been for Paul.
Yes Sir I surely doubt us ever bein here
if it hadn t been for that man on that horse named mr revere