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In GApril of G71775
tChis great nation started coming Gto life.
Old King George didn`t Emlike it one bit,
so Amhe proceeded to throw Dhim a royal fit.
GHe told his generals : BetterG7 get `em back in line!
MaCke `em pay my taxes now, America Gis mine!
Stop that independence talk Embefore it gets around,
or it`s Amgonna be hard to Dhold them reGbels down!
Well, the GKing was talking `bout G7the men like Paul Revere,
and the CMinutemen who held their dream of indepenGdence dear.
They kept their eyes on the British, Emthey watched them day and night,
tAmhey knew very soon they`d get their Dchance to stand and fight.
Yes, they knew that the British would G7be moving any hour,
so Cthey arranged a signal in the Northend Gchurch tower.
Paul was watching when the Emtower showed a light,
and he Amstarted on his DmidnightG ride.
He Cjumped on his horGse, hooves started a humming,
he scCreamed out his warGning: Redcoats are comin!
C Better get your guns, and Emyour fighting breeches on,
they`re Amcomin` and they`re eight hunDdred strong.
Next Gmorning at Concord G7and Lexington town,
the sCpirit of freedom turned the Redcoats Garound.
When we praise the men who made that Emmighty nation we have here,
then Amlet`s remember DPaul RGevEmere, Amyes, let`s remember PauDl Revere. G
GI 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
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