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Wow! I love the work on the Federalist Papers, (or Papeles Federalistas). This is really impressive work. The spots of humor are also a welcome edition. Very nicely done.

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Federalist Paper No.30- "Concerning the General Power of Taxation" by A dot Ham
Purpose
The purpose of this essay was to convince the people of New York that they need to support taxes in order to support the government.

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Federalist No. 68- "The Mode of Electing the President" by Alexander Hamilton: One thing that I found interesting about the essay is the fact that most of the topics discussed in the course of the essay are still in affect today. Everything from the fact that the members of the senate are required to be from both political parties in order to avoid political corruptness by one political party to the fact that members of each state are required to represent their state in congress.

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Federalist No. 6- "Concerning Dangers from Dissension Between the States" by Alexander Hamilton

My View on this Topic
Personally, I think that this paper is of great use. Not only does it help to inform and remind us of the many conflicts that result from our own differences, but it also helps us to realize what we could to different to prevent any of these dangers from actually happening.

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Federalist No. 68- "The Mode of Electing the President" by Alexander Hamilton: The topics addressed in the essay are still in effect in modern politics today. The president is elected based on who the people of America is best fit to run the nation, as well as the electoral colleges final decision. The powers of the president are still regulated by a senate. Now, compared to politics back then are the precedents set by former presidents, such as George Washington, is the fact that the president is only allows to run for two terms. They feared that if the the president maintained their position for any longer than that, that the people would begin to think that it mirrored a monarchy. Another policy that has changes is the people that are allowed to vote for president. Back then the only people included in the decision making were white, land owning males. Now, all races, as well as women, are allowed to vote for president.

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Federalist No. 6- "Concerning Dangers from Dissension Between the States" by Alexander Hamilton

Purpose
Hamilton's purpose of this paper was to address that controversy between states only leads to dissension. He started off by mentioning the different types of causes that would later on lead to friction within the nation, and how those causes would accumulate between societies and states and have a great impact concerning unity between the states. This paper serves an an eye-opener and warning to future generations as to what could lead from on-going, unsolved disputes between people, and to show the extreme in which these conflicts could reach.

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Federalist No. 54- Appointment of Members Among the States" by Alexander Hamilton or James Madison
Relation to the constitution
The Federalist Papers were meant to help ratify the constitution but how did this particular Federalist Paper affect the constitution? While I don't know how or if this piece of work helped get the constitution ratified, I can take a good educated guess. My guess is that it both helped and hurt the chances of the constitution getting ratified because on one hand, though southerners were not a hundred percent satisfied, some southerners could may have believed this compromise to be proof that the government will be willing to listen to both sides while other southerners may believe the government to be blinded by the northern view when the solution was put out and made public knowledge. Same goes for the Northern's views some believed it to be an example of a good compromise and some would think it to be completely unfair to the north. So in a way this section of the Federalist Papers could both help and hurt their cause to ratify the constitution

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Federalist Paper No. 30- "Concerning the General Power of Taxation" by A dot Ham:
Something I found Interesting
In this essay Alexander states that money is essential for a country to work. I found this interesting because not only does he say that the country needs money, he takes the risk of basically saying that without money the government would be nothing

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Federalist No. 68- "The Mode of Electing the President" by Alexander Hamilton: In the essay, Hamilton uses a variety of rhetorical strategies in order to gain the trust of the people of America. The first one being the capitalization of the emphasized words "several" and "one". His use of the words SEVERAL is to ensure that America will not be ran based on the sole authority of the president, instead it will be regulated by the voice of the people of America and a senate. The word ONE also serves a similar purpose, re-ensuring that this form of government will not be a continuation of British government.

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Federalist No. 6- "Concerning Dangers from Dissensions Between the States" by Alexander Hamilton

How the mode is being displayed
I think that the reflective mode being used in this piece is being displayed when Hamilton states that it is the own people's desires that leads to disunity. Hamilton makes his readers reflect over on what's happening by listing the many effects of on-going disputes between the people, and that it really is up to the people to make a difference.

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Federalist Paper No.30-" Concerning the General Power of Taxation" by A dot Ham:
Connection
Taxes are, have been, and probably will always be a controversial topic. In the essay Alexander tries to convince the people of America that taxes are essential to the country. Nowadays people still hate taxes but they are forced to pay them anyway. Hamilton states that taxes were necessary to run the government back in 1787 which hasn't changed at all now 230 years later

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Federalist No. 54- "Appointment of Members Among the States" by Alexander Hamilton or James Madison
My thoughts-
I think that the ruling on if the slaves count towards more representatives was a smart decision. While slavery is horrible I understand that as a new government they do not want to cause a huge uproar by saying that the slaves count as no votes for representatives. But you also don't want to cause people in the north to get angry too because they think that the south's extra representative were unfair because the south doesn't treat the slaves as people. I understand that it was a difficult decision and I have no idea what I would do if I were in such a position.

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Federalist No. 6- "Concerning Dangers from Dissensions Between the States" by Alexander Hamilton

Connections
This widely argued topic about what leads to conflict between the people, and what will generate because of this, can & will be forever seen throughout history. Why? Because of the simple fact that we, the people, all think differently. We all have different interests, hopes, and desires. This paper serves to show us what dangers will follow because of these predicaments; dangers, such as war. This same dilemma can be seen in wars, such as the Mexican-American war or the American Civil War, which rooted from problems concerning supremacy.

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Federalist No. 54- "Appointment of members Among the States" by Alexander Hamilton or James Madison
Rhetorical Strategies
The rhetorical strategy most used in this Federalist Paper appealed to logos. Throughout F.P. No.54 it is clear that the Authors views and emotions have no hand in the writing of this paper. The author looks at the two sides of the argument, sees what both sides want and determines the best solution so that neither side is favored to much or put to the side.

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Federalist No. 68- "The Mode of Electing the President" by Alexander Hamilton: In the essay, Hamilton states that if the people of America put their trust into the new form of government, then it has a tendency to "produce a good government and good administration." Under Britain, the people of the American colonies were unfairly represented by Parliament, and were unjustly taxed as a result. Numerous other unjust acts were passed, and the king began to be seen as a tyrant, losing the trust of a majority of the people residing in the colonies. By saying this, Hamilton calls on to the people of New York to trust what they are proposing, because that will result in the production of a strong and effective form of government. Without the support of the people of the republic, there is no hope for the new form of government.

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Federalist Paper No.30- "Concerning the General Power of Taxation" by Alexander Hamilton:
Rhetorical Strategy
One rhetorical strategy that Hamilton used to convince the citizens that taxes are necessary was appealing to logos. He asked many rhetorical questions that made the reader question why others opposed taxes. Throughout the use of questions, Alexander makes taxes seem like the logical thing to do.

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Federalist No. 29-"Concerning the Militia" by Alexander Hamilton:

The purpose of the Federalist Papers was to defend the U.S Constitution and Hamilton did just that with this particular essay over the topic of the country's militia. Hamilton starts off this essay by stating that in order to have an organized and prepared militia whenever it's called into service for defense, the federal government would have to have authority over organizing, arming, and disciplining the militia. Hamilton then goes on to discuss that if the militia is going to be a defense that our country can rely on, there is no way the state governments could handle such a huge responsibility and it would be best to leave that in the hands of the federal government. The reason Hamilton starts off with this argument is due to the fact that the U.S Constitution faced criticisms over having too much power, including the regulation of the militia, and Hamilton writes what the state governments have power over to appease these critics, one of which is that the state governments have the power to appoint officers for the militia. When describing this, Hamilton exaggerates over what a big deal it is for the state governments to have "SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE APPOINTMENT OF THE OFFICERS". Another criticism made against the militia is that having an army is a danger to liberty. Hamilton addresses this by saying that not having an army at all would mean there would not even be a country left standing. A major criticism that was made against the U.S Constitution itself was that the deployment of the militia was under the regulation of the federal government. People were worried that the federal government could use the militia against its citizens as a form of tyranny. Hamilton argues against this claim by arguing that the members of the militia, which would be composed of citizens, would never lose their moral character and allow themselves to be instruments of tyranny against their own fellow citizens. Hamilton wrote this essay to the people of New York, explaining and defending the regulation of the militia that would serve the country. He came up with many counter-arguments and the tone throughout this essay was primarily combative and argumentative towards the unreasonableness of the claims made against the U.S Constitution and the federal government. What ultimately made Hamilton successful in getting his point across ,however, was the appeal to the audience's common sense that was used in his counter-arguments.

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Federalist No. 54- "Appointment of Members Among the States" by Alexander Hamilton or James Madison
One of the main points in this Federalist paper was if the slaves counted as people that would give the south more representatives. The people in the south said that the slaves should because they technically are people (also the people in the south just wanted more southern representatives in the house of representatives so they could get more votes). The people in the north believed that the slaves should not count them because the slave owners didn't think of or even treated the slaves as humans. In the Federalist Papers the issue was addressed and it was decided that each slave would be counted as two-fifths of a person.

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Federalist No. 68-  "The Mode of Electing the President" by Alexander Hamilton: Hamilton wrote this essay addressing the people of New York's fears about electing the President of the United States. After breaking away from Great Britain, the people of America were worried that electing a president would lead to a monarchy like the one that they has just fought the Revolutionary war to break away from. Hamilton calms the nerves of the people that saying in no way would the new democratic system mirror that of Britain's due the the fact that the men of America that are " most capable" will be choosing who will take office. As well as the fact that the president will not run his term based on his decisions alone, he will be governed by a "body of electors" that will aid him in decisions and keep the needs of Americans in mind.

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Federalist No. 6- "Concerning Dangers from Dissensions Between the States" by Alexander Hamilton

Rhetorical Strategies
Some rhetorical strategies that Alexander Hamilton used in order to address that disunity between the nation would cause an "enumeration of dangers" is the appeal to pathos and logos. He went on by explaining that it was people's desire for power and preeminence, or sometimes the want for equality and safety, that led to tensions between them. These strategies were used to appeal to the reader's emotions and logic that it, in fact, was the people's own fault for disunity, and that nothing could be done until nations cultivated and tried to enforce the same benevolent and philosophic spirit between the people.

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Federalists No. 54- "Appointment of Members Among the States" by Alexander Hamilton or James Madison
Main Idea
This F.P. was created to deal with the issue of representation of each state. Specifically about the number of representatives a state will have depending on population and how slaves effect that number for the south.

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Listening to the first 3 songs really appealed to me. I enjoyed listening to the songs and being able to understand what they meant. Although I suggest we get rid of la amante Angelica, because she seems suspicious. The musical seems to be really enjoyable and full of information.

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Federalist  Paper No. 30-"Concerning the General Power of Taxation" by Alexander Hamilton : Something I found interesting was when Hamilton stated "Thus far the ends of public happiness will be promoted by supplying the wants of government, and all beyond this is unworthy of our care or anxiety." I found this really interesting due to the fact that he says that for the people to be happy, the government needs to have its wants fulfilled.

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James Madison

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He is James Madison, 4th President of the United States. My Manga's Character! James Madison 'Character Info'

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Hercules Mulligan

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Our two characters never spoke/sang much. So far the songs gave backstory to the main character Hamilton, setting up his relationships with the other characters and the plot of the story.

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https://www.congress.gov/resources/display/content/The+Federalist+Papers#TheFederalistPapers-1

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10/18/17 (Beginning of Day 2): We had already listened to the first three songs of the musical and Hercules Mulligan was introduced. He didn´t really sing much, but he does inform the audience that he was a tailor and hoped to serve in the American Revolution.

11/6/17: In ¨Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)¨, Mulligan served as a spy on the British government and was able to get information needed to figure out where the British troops were headed. Also, Mulligan was a member of the Sons of Liberty.

11/14/17: In Act II, the actor changes to James Madison and it is revealed in ¨What´d I Miss¨ and ¨Cabinet Battle #1¨ that Madison was  good friends with Thomas Jefferson and the two of them
don´t agree with anything that Hamilton says. The three of them form a compromise in ¨The Room Where It Happens¨, but they start going at each other again in ¨Cabinet Battle #2¨ (11/16/17).

11/16/17: After ¨Cabinet Battle #2¨, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Aaron Burr point out how Alexander Hamilton always has George Washington´s support.

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https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/2016-featured-story-archive/the-legend-of-hercules-mulligan.html

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Total Eclipse of God’s Hand

(To the tune of “Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Bonnie Tyler from the album Faster Than the Speed of Night)

Rhetoric:“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards

Mode: Informative

(Turn around)

Every now and then

You become more and more wicked

And you're never coming round

(Turn around)

Every now and then

I get a little bit tired

Of listening to the sound of your sins

(Turn around)

Every now and then

I get a little bit nervous

That you’re tending more downwards toward Hell

(Turn around)

Every now and then I get a little more concerned

And then I see the look on God’s face

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then I pray for you

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then

You fall apart

(Turn around)

Every now and then

He gets a lot more restless

And His wrath becomes more wild

(Turn around)

Every now and then

You get a little more helpless

And you’re flailing like a bug in His hands

(Turn around)

Every now and then

God gets a lot more angry

And I know you’ve got to change your ways

(Turn around)

Every now and then

You get a lot more terrified

When you notice the look on God’s face

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then

I pray for you

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then

You fall apart

And you need Him now tonight

And you need Him more than ever

And if God only holds you tight

You’ll be away from Hell forever

And you’ll only be making it right

'Cause He will never let go

On your own you can make it through the wrath of God

His hand is like a shadow on you all of the time (all of the time)

You don't know what to do and you’re going towards the dark

You’re living a life of sins and drifting apart

You really need Him tonight

Or your life won’t be alright

(Or your life won’t be alright)

Once upon a time you were doing well

But now you’re on way to Hell

There's nothing I can do

A total eclipse of God’s hand

Once upon a time there was hope in your life

But now you’re too far in the dark

Nothing I can say

A total eclipse of God’s hand

[Instrumental interlude]

(Turn around, sinner)

(Turn around, sinner)

(Turn around)

Every now and then

I know you'll never be good

Like how you always wanted to be

(Turn around)

But every now and then

I know you'll always be the sinner

That no one wanted to believe

(Turn around)

Every now and then

I know there's no one in the universe

As evil and disgusting as you

(Turn around)

Every now and then

I know there's no one any worse

There's nothing that you just wouldn't do

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then I pray for you

(Turn around, sinner)

Every now and then you fall apart

And you need Him now tonight

And you need Him more than ever

And if God only holds you tight

You’ll be away from Hell forever

And you’ll only be making it right

'Cause He will never let go

On your own you can make it through the wrath of God

His hand is like a shadow on you all of the time (all of the time)

You don’t know what to do

You’re going towards the dark

Living a life of sins and drifting apart

You really need Him tonight

Or your life won’t be alright

(Or your life won’t be alright)

Once upon a time you were doing well

But now you’re on your way towards Hell

There's nothing I can do

A total eclipse of God’s hand

Once upon a time there was hope in your life

But now you’re too far in the dark

Nothing I can say

A total eclipse of God’s hand

A total eclipse of God’s hand

A total eclipse of God’s hand

(Turn around, sinner)

(Turn around, sinner)

(Turn around)

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[Intro: Spoken]

I know that but being around… in that atmosphere and seeing how

people submit, you know, seeing how, how they obey, you

know, what kind of country they makin’... I’m just like… I don’t want

this for myself and I don’t ever want authority to try to pull me

into that. ‘Cause I’ve been told a couple time like, “Hey, do this

man, do that…” And I’m like man, I don’t want, I don’t want that for

me man.

And if I keep tellin’ yall I don’t want that for me and y’all keep,

you know, tryna nudge and push… I understand y’all got your

vision and y’all got your formula but that won’t work for me

man. I’m not gonna conform. I’m not settling for that. ‘Cause if

I listen and submit once and it pop, I’ma have to keep doing that over and

over again. You can’t build no nation like that. You… you become,

you become, you become a freaking slave instead of a person. That…

I’m not… I’m not tryna be that man.

[Verse 1]

Ummmm… migraines from complying

I’m tryna let go, I’m tryna let go

Let go of my rulers, man that been tryna creep up, up

Contemplatin’ on if I’m really as strong as I thought, shoot I might

be

Quick to pull me down but as much as I’ve seen, I can’t fall , it’s

unlikely

Things get a little twisted up

I put my troubles in the dirt then I mix it up

I’m about to change my troops

Like I haven’t switched enough

This is home

And you ain’t American enough

Gone

I’m with America

If you ain’t from it

Take yourself back home

I let my heart talk, keep my mental strong

Speak the whole truth ‘til my freedom long

[Interlude: Spoken]

Half of them don’t even know your name. I don’t want that. I want

everyone to know who America is. I want everyone to know what I

stand for. I want people to be personal and know, “This is America,

this is what they believe in…”

[Hook]

What we need to talk about

Get gone, get gone, yea yea

Got the British whispering in my ear

He flaw, she flaw, what’s wrong?

We got the British, and they won’t leave us alone

[Verse 2]

It seems like everybody's got something to follow

Everybody got a ruler they tryna get off of their face

Everybody has a ruler

And I don’t want one

Trying to tell me a better way to do things

That you ain’t ever done (Build up a Nation, yeah)

Sips mud in the ground (from how hard we’ve fallen to their rule, yeah)

Back down to my shoes

Kick it with my troops

Kicking them, Britain

You not with us, why you

front for those who don’t matter

when they not thinking about you?

If I learned anything

It would probably be to do more than just wish (for a better, free America, yeah)

And don’t brag about who I have (the Americans, yeah)

Just multiply who I brought

I never dwell on a loss

Never give them power

They might run off with it all

[Hook]

Get gone, get gone, yea yea

Got the British whispering in my ear

He flaw, she flaw, what’s wrong?

We got the British, and they won’t leave us alone

Get gone, get gone

Got the British whispering in my ear

He flaw, she flaw, what’s wrong?

We got the British, and they won’t leave us alone.

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These are the times that try men's hearts

A war fought in the dark

You’d never seen Howe run so quickly

The sunshine soldier lacks a soul

He doesn’t hold his own

When it comes to fighting

If Britain wasn't governing us from across the sea

The shells of our bullets could finally start to cease

Declared too soon, or late enough

Independence just has to be, yeah

All this time

Our new nation,

Has suffered due to your ruling

All these rights,

That you’re suppressing,

With common sense, nobody can stop us now

All this time

Our new nation,

Has suffered due to your king,

All these rights,

That you’re suppressing,

With common sense, nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody,

nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody

Nobody can stop us now

What we obtain too cheap, (Britain’s boats are in the docks)

we esteem too lightly.

Nobody said the war would be easy.

Tyranny is like hell

And our citizens know

The coal of liberty can’t expire

The far or the near, the countries home and back

The rich and the poor will always rejoice alike

I thank god, that I fear not

Liberty is in our hands now, yeah

All this time

Our new nation,

Has suffered due to your king

All these fights,

That you’re starting,

With common sense, nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody,

nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody

Nobody can stop us now

All this time

Our new nation,

Has suffered due to your ruling

All these rights,

That you’re suppressing,

With common sense, nobody can stop us now

All this time

Our new nation,

Has suffered due to your king

All these fights,

That you’re starting,

With common sense, nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody,

nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody

Nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody,

nobody can stop us now

Nobody, nobody

Nobody can stop us now

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“Fellow Comrades”

Inspired by “Anthropocene” by Samsa

Jared Huerta

Nathan Guardiola

I always thought we’d be by each others side forever

Now the time has come

And I’d be satisfied if we worked together

Yea, our congress is effed

We might as well enjoy the “weather”

Our time is up and I’d be satisfied if we served together

All this talk of insurrection got me taciturn

Let’s just take our weapons out in the freezing rain, and let the frost burn.

And when the war was out of orbit, I was with you all, and now if the favor you can please return

And on the bright side, if the Congress implodes before our April break, then we won’t have to do our tax returns

Here’s the way I see it, if we’re gonna serve let’s do it on mutual terms

We can linger on enemy turf, and watch the redcoats burn

I'll go get my ingenuity, and you could bring your loyalty

Maybe we'll figure this out before your accounts get liquidated

or you can turn your weapons and direct them towards the Congress

Set it ablaze like we would to Britain’s grand royalty

and watch the people we defended turn and run away

Not the summer soldiers but the kind that helped and stayed

and all their people peers, and if we solve this we could have a country in a day

Freedom pioneers

And help each other’s family living under the atmosphere

The worst part is that is something that we can always stop

Like we lived through every benchmark

I remember me and you read every update about Congress on our desk-top

So if we can’t save our country for us, maybe we could do it for our future generations instead of ending in a headlock

Maybe in an era when we’re settled into bedrock

The later civ would dig us and we’d make headlines,heck,we might even make a ted talk

And we could write a note like “don’t mess up our freedom please look at how much it cost humanity” and maybe they would read it, or maybe they would ignore our warning and use up all their carbon molecules from fossil fuels

Maybe it’s impossible to change the future, but we change the present

Be cooperating militiamen and then decay

And we would stand together as we’re infected by the fame or ego scares get smoldered by the artists, or iced out with our silver chains

I promise

I always thought we’d be by each others side forever

Now the time has come

And I’d be satisfied if we worked together

Yea, our congress is effed

We might as well enjoy the “weather”

Our time is up and I’d be satisfied if we served together

You and I could be confined inside a space

The size of a minute raisin in quiet and icy statis

And when the redcoats slay our cryogenic hideaway

We could try to lie awaken and dream about the future days

After the roads and paths were frozen, ashen plains
And the colonies turned to itty bitty rows of crashing manes

Cracking pavement through the sad arrangements broken after-stains

Of blood and decimation, separating bones and mass from brains

When the days of olden past decay and exit through the years

We can lay in the fields of shining grass and say “Now we’re here!”

If so many left this planet, without any second chances

Why did we awake next morning to a separate time of cheer

But the queries tend to drift and fade as time  can slip away

And hearing me, the insurrection demotes itself to off-your-brain

Awareness of the vileness of insurrection like a photograph in picture frames

Glad to know we come to an agreement among the flickering flames

Maybe even congress can take a couple minutes off

And we can live forever while the future is eclipsed in fog

It might boast disaster, friends, but we we can sing a different song

And use the House of Representatives to come to an agreement

Make a deal we can all agree to that will not harm our country

It doesn’t have to be complex, cause we know it doesn’t matter

Through the battered, beaten, broken Congress and house of representatives

I’m sure that we’d survive long enough to see the planet Saturn

Solving this disagreement will be heard from USA to mars

Playing historians to try and say it was aliens in their cars

Like, ‘’maybe it’s not all bad, this point of view’s bizarre’’

Watching our comrades enjoy the newfound freedom and see the shine in their stars

I never thought i’d say this, but frankly it’s been peaceful

To escape from that distasteful state of hate, deceit, and evil

Sure, a nation to ourselves is quite a journey for all of us

But the only time i’m happy for’s the time I get to see you all

I always thought we’d be by each others side forever

Now the time has come

And I’d be satisfied if we worked together

Yea, our congress is effed

We might as well enjoy the “weather”

Our time is up and I’d be satisfied if we served together

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Still You Sin

How can I save these poor souls who have sinned so much?

Standing under Hell’s gaping mouth

Nothing to stand under, they reject god

Your sins make you as heavy as lead

You’re all kept out of Hell by God’s hands

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved (You’ll go to Hell)

His mercy’s fading

His mercy fades away

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved

Now you know you have no chance

Except it be by

God’s grace, you are kept from Hell’s depths

But still you sin

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved (You’ll go to Hell)

His mercy’s fading

His mercy fades away

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved

But still you sin

But still you sin

All of your souls are in danger

Of God’s wrath and mercy

And only God can save

Your soul from Hell

No, your damnation does not slumber

Your soul still has hope

But, Still, You, Sin

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Sinners go to Hell (You’ll go to Hell)

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved (You’ll go to Hell)

His mercy’s fading

His mercy fades away

Only by God’s mercy you’ll be saved

But still you sin

But still you sin

But still you sin