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Hamilton - Tomorrow There Will Be More of Us Lyrics |
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Off-Broadway
Hamilton the Musical - Tomorrow There Will Be More of Us (The Laurens Interlude) Lyrics
(The song was not included on the original Broadway cast recording.)
[Laurens]
I may not live to see our glory
[Eliza]
Alexander, there's a letter for you from South Carolina
[Laurens]
But I will gladly join the fight
[Hamilton]
It's from John Laurens. I'll read it later
[Eliza]
No, it's not
[Laurens]
And when our children tell our story
[Hamilton]
Will you read it?
[Laurens]
They'll tell the story of tonight
[Eliza]
"On Tuesday, the twenty-seventh,
Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens was killed in a gunfight
against British troops in South Carolina.
These troops had not yet received word
from Yorktown that the war was over.
He's buried here until his family can send for his remains.
As you may know,
Lieutenant Colonel Laurens was engaged in recruiting three
thousand men for the first all-black military regiment.
The surviving members of this regiment
have been returned to their masters."
[Laurens]
Tomorrow there'll be more of us
[Eliza]
Alexander, are you alright?
[Hamilton]
I have so much work to do
[Thanks to Anna for lyrics]
[Thanks to Luna for corrections]
Read more: Hamilton the Musical Lyrics
Hamilton the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr, Sir
My Shot
The Story Of Tonight
The Schuyler Sisters
Farmer Refuted
You'll Be Back
Right Hand Man
A Winter's Ball
Helpless
Satisfied
The Story of Tonight (Reprise)
Wait For It
Stay Alive
Ten Duel Commandments
Meet Me Inside
That Would Be Enough
Guns and Ships
History Has Its Eyes On You
Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)
What Comes Next
Dear Theodosia
Non-Stop
What'd I Miss
Cabinet Battle #1
Take A Break
Say No To This
The Room Where It Happens
Schuyler Defeated
Cabinet Battle #2
Washington On Your Side
One Last Time
I Know Him
The Adams Administration
We Know
Hurricane
The Reynolds Pamphlet
Burn
Blow Us All Away
Stay Alive (Reprise)
It's Quiet Uptown
Election of 1800
Your Obedient Servant
Best of Wives and Best of Women
The World Was Wide Enough
Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
Congratulations
Tomorrow There Will Be More of Us
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