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Musical: 1776 Song: Cool, Cool, Considerate Men
Dickinson: Oh say do you see what I see? Congress sitting here in sweet serenity I could cheer; the reason's clear For the first time in a year Adams isn't here And look, the sun is in the sky A breeze is blowing by, and there's not a single fly
I sing hosanna, hosanna Hosanna, hosanna And it's cool
Come ye cool cool conservative men The likes of which may never be seen again We have land, cash in hand Self-command, future planned Fortune flies, society survives In neatly ordered lives with well-endowered wives
We sing hosanna, hosanna To our breeding and our banner We are cool
Come ye cool cool considerate set We'll dance together to the same minuet To the right, ever to the right Never to the left, forever to the right May our creed be never to exceed Regulated speed, no matter what the need
We sing hosanna, hosanna Enblazoned on our banner Is keep cool
What we do we do rationally We never ever go off half-cocked, not we Why begin till we know that we can win And if we cannot win why bother to begin?
Rutledge: We say this game's not of our choosing Why should we risk losing?
All: We are cool
To the right, ever to the right Never to the left, forever to the right We have gold, a market that will hold Tradition that is old, a reluctance to be bold.
Dickinson: I sing hosanna, hosanna In a sane and lucid manner We are cool
All: Come ye cool cool considerate men The likes of which may never be seen again With our land, cash in hand Self-command, future planned And we'll hold to our gold Tradition that is old, reluctant to be bold. We say this game's not of our choosing Why should we risk losing?
We cool, cool, cool Cool, cool, cool Cool cool men.
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