Hello, Dolly! - Motherhood Lyrics

A classic show returns to Broadway (2017)
Hello, Dolly! the Musical - Motherhood Lyrics


"Motherhood" is a song performed by David Hyde Pierce (Horace),
Bette Midler (Dolly) and Company. The song is written by Jerry Herman.


DOLLY
I know what I stand for! Important things! Like...like...
Motherhood,
America,
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
While your country's flag is passing
Do you see him
On the hill at Gettysburg
'Neath that great triumphal arch?
If you see him as he's trampling through the grapes of wrath
Stand up and march, march, march!

MRS. MOLLOY
I stand for motherhood,
America,
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
There's a tear-stained eagle passing
Do you see him
On the field at Waterloo
'Neath that great triumphal arch?

MRS. MOLLOY & MIANIE
If you hear him singing Dixie in the sugar cane
Stand up and march, march, march!

(The ladies are singing while Dolly is singing)

I stand for motherhood,
America,
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
While your country's
Flag is passing
Do you see him
On the field at Waterloo
'Neath that great triumphal arch
If you see him as he's
Trampling through the
Grapes of wrath

DOLLY
Alamo!
Remember the Alamo!
I regret that I've one
Life to give for my
Country
In the words of Lincoln
One if by land
And two if by sea
Yes Dad I chopped
That cherry tree down

DOLLY, MRS. MOLLOY, & MINNIE
Stand up and march march march
O, Stonewall Jackson
Glory, glory, hallelujah

MRS. MOLLOY
Four score and seven years ago!

ALL
March, March, March

DOLLY
Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!

ALL
March, March, March!


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Hello, Dolly! the Musical Lyrics

SYNOPSIS
Call On Dolly
I Put My Hand In
It Takes a Woman
Put on Your Sunday Clothes
Ribbons Down My Back
Motherhood
Dancing
Before the Parade Passes By
Penny in My Pocket
Elegance
Hello, Dolly!
It Only Takes a Moment
So Long Dearie
Finale