Lyric | % Correct |
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I wanna be in the {room} where it happens | 92%
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Look around at how {lucky} we are to be alive right now! | 92%
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And I'm not {throwing} {away} my shot | 90%
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I’ll see you on the {other} {side} of the war | 90%
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Pardon me. Are you {Aaron} {Burr}, sir | 90%
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Talk less. {Smile} more | 90%
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Don’t lecture me about the {war}, you didn’t fight in it | 89%
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History has its {eyes} on you | 89%
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It must be nice, it must be nice to have {Washington} on your side | 89%
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Who lives, who dies, who {tells} {your} {story} | 89%
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In the eye of a {hurricane} there is quiet | 88%
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I imagine death so much it feels more like a {memory} | 87%
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In {New} {York} you can be a new man | 87%
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It’s the Ten Duel {Commandments} | 87%
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Only nineteen but my mind is {older} | 87%
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The world turned {upside} {down} | 87%
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Why do you {write} like you’re running out of time? | 87%
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After the war I went back to {New} {York} | 86%
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Why do you assume you’re the {smartest} in the room | 86%
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I’ma compel him to include {women} in the sequel | 85%
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{Immigrants}: We get the job done | 85%
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I’m re-reading the {letters} you wrote me | 85%
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No one really knows how the {game} is played | 85%
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The fact that you’re alive is a {miracle} | 85%
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You want a revolution? I want a {revelation} | 85%
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And it’s {quiet} uptown. I never liked the {quiet} before | 84%
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Don't be shocked when your {history} {book} mentions me | 84%
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Hamilton wrote the other {fifty-one} | 84%
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I know my {sister} like I know my own mind | 84%
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It might be nice, it might be nice, to get {Hamilton} on your side | 84%
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Moved in with a cousin, the cousin {committed} {suicide} | 84%
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The ten dollar, {founding} {father} without a father | 84%
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I will kill your {friends} {and} {family} to remind you of my love | 83%
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Look into your eyes, and the sky’s the limit I’m {helpless} | 83%
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You strike me as a woman who has never been {satisfied} | 83%
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Oceans rise, {empires} {fall} | 82%
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And Alex got better but his mother {went} {quick} | 81%
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He’s after me cause I’m a {Schuyler} sister | 81%
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I stop wasting time on tears, I live another {fifty} {years} | 81%
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The {price} of my love’s not a {price} that you’re willing to pay | 81%
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When you came into the world, you {cried} and it broke my heart | 81%
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You have married an {Icarus}, He's flown too close to the sun | 81%
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Daddy said to be home by {sundown} | 80%
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Don’t let them know what you’re {against} or what you’re for | 80%
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He looked at me like I was {stupid}, I’m not {stupid} | 80%
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I’m erasing myself from the {narrative} | 80%
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It was my parents {dying} {wish} before they passed | 80%
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This man will not make an {orphan} of my daughter | 80%
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You can write rhymes but you can’t {write} {mine} | 80%
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Across the river in {Jersey}, everything is legal in New {Jersey} | 79%
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Fools who run their mouths off {wind} {up} {dead} | 79%
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I’ve been reading {Common} {Sense} by Thomas Paine | 79%
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The world was {wide} {enough} for both Hamilton and me | 79%
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We’ll never be free until we end {slavery} | 79%
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I’m a {trust} {fund}, baby, you can trust me | 78%
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Jefferson’s the runner-up, which makes him the {Vice} {President} | 78%
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Two Virginians and an {immigrant} walk into a room | 78%
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I’m a {General}. Wheeeeeee | 77%
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Love doesn't {discriminate}, between the sinners and the saints | 77%
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Mom, I’m so sorry for forgetting what you {taught} me | 77%
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Took up a collection just to send him to the {mainland} | 77%
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Be careful with that one love, he'll do what it {takes} {to} {survive} | 76%
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Run away with us for the summer, let’s go {upstate} | 76%
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Oh Philip, you outshine the {morning} {sun}. My son | 75%
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We can end this war at {Yorktown}, cut them off at sea | 75%
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Martha Washington named her feral {tomcat} after him | 74%
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Who provided those funds? {France} | 74%
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A game of {chess}, where France is Queen and Kingless | 73%
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Every other {founding} {fathers} story gets told | 73%
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If New York’s in debt, why should {Virginia} bear it | 73%
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Never gonna be {President} now | 73%
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Put a {pencil} to his temple, connected it to his brain | 73%
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When I was young and dreamed of {glory} | 73%
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And there's a {million} {things} I haven't done | 72%
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I have the honor to be, your {Obedient} {Servant} | 72%
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Summon all the {courage} you require | 72%
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Walking by himself, talking to himself, have {pity} | 72%
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Dropped in the middle of a {forgotten} {spot} in the Caribbean | 71%
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Tell my wife John Adams doesn’t have a {real} {job} anyway | 71%
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We know it’s lose-lose, {Jefferson} or Burr | 71%
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This is the only way I can protect my {legacy} | 70%
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A {thousand} soldiers die in a hundred degree heat | 69%
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I am the {one} {thing} in life I can control | 69%
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If I can prove that I never {broke} {the} {law} | 69%
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Look him in the eye, aim {no} {higher} | 69%
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So men say that I’m {intense} or I’m insane | 69%
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{Virginia}, my home sweet home, I wanna give you a kiss | 68%
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You will come of age with our {young} {nation} | 68%
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Give us a {verse}, drop some knowledge | 67%
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If we lay a strong enough {foundation} | 67%
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I'm a diamond in the rough, a {shiny} {piece} of coal | 67%
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My grandfather was a fire and brimstone {preacher} | 67%
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You built me {palaces} out of paragraphs | 67%
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In Virginia, we {plant} {seeds} in the ground | 66%
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These men take {your} {name} and they rake it through the mud | 66%
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The problem is I got a lot of brains but {no} {polish} | 65%
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{Washington} cannot be left alone to his devices | 65%
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If it takes {fighting} {a} {war} for us to meet, it'll have been worth it | 64%
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Half dead, sitting in their own sick, the {scent} {thick} | 63%
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It’s {Ben} {Franklin} with a key and a kite! | 63%
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I established the first {private} {orphanage} in New York City | 62%
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Most {disputes} die, and no one shoots | 62%
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Now I’m the {villain} in your history | 62%
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Washington can’t help you now, no more {mister} {nice} President | 62%
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Almost a thousand dollars, paid in {different} amounts | 61%
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I will send a {fully} {armed} {battalion} to remind you of my love! | 61%
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Jefferson has {beliefs}, Burr has none | 61%
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We rowed across the {Hudson} at dawn | 61%
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What are you doing, {Lee}? Get back on your feet | 61%
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I'll rise above my {station}, organize your information | 60%
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I wrote about the {Constitution} and defended it well | 60%
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Then King George turns around, runs a {spending} {spree} | 60%
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{Theodosia} writes me a letter every day | 60%
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Well, if it ain’t the {prodigy} of Princeton College | 60%
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And he wrote his {first} {refrain}, a testament to his pain | 59%
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Do you promise not to tell {another} {soul} what you saw? | 59%
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Here’s an itemized list of thirty years of {disagreements} | 59%
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Get your {education}, don’t forget from whence you came | 58%
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I watched as he methodically {fiddled} with the trigger | 58%
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Madison, you’re mad as a hatter, son, take your {medicine} | 58%
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There is no beat, no {melody} | 58%
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When you're living on your knees, you {rise} {up} | 58%
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Alexander, {rumors} only grow and, we both know what we know | 57%
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You have him turn around so he can have {deniability} | 57%
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As long as he can {hold} {a} {pen}, he’s a threat | 56%
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When are these {colonies} gonna rise up | 56%
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America, you great {unfinished} {symphony}, you sent for me | 55%
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History is happening in {Manhattan} | 55%
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I {interview} every soldier who fought by your side | 55%
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Send in your {seconds}, see if they can set the record straight | 55%
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We rise and we fall and we break and we {make} {our} {mistakes} | 55%
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We roll like {Moses}, claiming our promised land | 55%
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Gotta be my own man, like my father, but {bolder} | 54%
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How does a {ragtag} {volunteer} army in need of a shower | 54%
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Let’s follow the {money} and see where it goes | 54%
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Now I’m the model of a {modern} {major} general | 53%
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You said you were {mine}, I thought you were {mine} | 53%
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I am slow to anger but I, {toe} the line | 52%
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We gotta stop them and rob them of their {advantages} | 52%
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{Hercules} {Mulligan}, I need no introduction | 51%
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I’ll write to {Congress} and tell them we need supplies | 51%
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The {Lancelot} of the revolutionary set | 50%
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Oh, I can’t wait to {see} {you} {again}, it’s only a matter of time | 49%
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I’ve been in Paris meeting lots of {different} {ladies} | 48%
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Lauren's is in {South} {Carolina}, redefining bravery | 48%
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Thomas Jefferson, always hesitant with the {president} | 46%
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The only {common} {thread} has been your disrespect | 45%
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Your fellow {Federalists} would like to know how you’ll be voting | 45%
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We {rendezvous} with Rochambeau, consolidate their gifts | 43%
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A man he’s {despised} since the beginning | 42%
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I saw him just up {Broadway} a couple of blocks | 42%
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Your father’s a {scoundrel}, and so, it seems, are you | 42%
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Had a {torrid} {affair} and he wrote it down right there | 41%
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He is working through the {unimaginable} | 41%
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When you smile, you {knock} {me} {out}, I fall apart | 41%
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As we snatch a {stalemate} from the jaws of defeat | 40%
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We’ll {bleed} {and} {fight} for you, we’ll make it right for you | 40%
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I picked up a pen, I wrote my own {deliverance} | 39%
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{Thirty-two} {thousand} troops in New York harbor | 39%
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Now you call me amoral, a {dangerous} {disgrace} | 38%
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Wrote {everything} down far as I could see | 36%
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{Domestic} {life} was never quite my style | 34%
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I'm laughing in the face of {casualties} {and} {sorrow} | 30%
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They’re battering down the {Battery} check the damages | 30%
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Your {lieutenant} when there’s reckoning to be reckoned | 27%
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{Weehawken}. Dawn. Guns. Drawn | 26%
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This man has {poisoned} my political pursuits | 25%
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He refused to apologize, we had to let the {peace} {talks} cease | 24%
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For just a moment, a {yellow} {sky} | 23%
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{British} {Admiral} Howe’s got troops on the water | 22%
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