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| Line 16 | But we were near the same spot his (my) son died, is that why? (Six) | 100%
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| Line 5 | Hamilton arrived with his crew | 100%
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| Line 11 | Hamilton drew first position | 100%
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| Line 17 | He examined his gun with such rigor | 100%
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| Line 18 | I watched as he methodically fiddled with the trigger (seven) | 100%
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| Line 7 | I watched Hamilton examine the terrain | 100%
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| Line 8 | I wish I could tell you what was happening in his brain | 100%
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| Line 12 | Looking to the world like a man on a mission | 100%
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| Line 10 | Most disputes die and no one shoots (number four) | 100%
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| Line 4 | My friend, William P. Van Ness signed on as my (number two) | 100%
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| Line 6 | Nathaniel Pendleton and a doctor that he knew (number three) | 100%
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| Line 15 | Now I didn't know this at the time | 100%
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| Line 1 | One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine [1] | 100%
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| Line 14 | The doctor turned around so he could have deniability (five) | 100%
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| Line 2 | There are ten things you need to know (number one) | 100%
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| Line 13 | This is a soldier with a marksman's ability | 100%
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| Line 9 | This man is poisoned by political pursuits | 100%
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| Line 3 | We rowed across the Hudson at dawn | 100%
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| Line 21 | Your last chance to negotiate | 100%
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| Line 45 | America, you great unfinished symphony, you sent for me | 50%
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| Line 68 | Between the sinners and the saints, it takes and it takes and it takes | 50%
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| Line 38 | Burr, my first friend, my enemy | 50%
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| Line 24 | But look it up, Hamilton was wearing his glasses | 50%
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| Line 47 | Can leave their fingerprints and rise up | 50%
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| Line 19 | Confession time, here's what I got | 50%
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| Line 67 | Death doesn't discriminate | 50%
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| Line 69 | History obliterates, in every picture it paints | 50%
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| Line 50 | I catch a glimpse of the other side | 50%
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| Line 40 | If I throw away my shot, is this how you'll remember me? | 50%
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| Line 62 | I get a drink | 50%
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| Line 27 | I had only one thought before the slaughter | 50%
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| Line 63 | I hear wailing in the streets (aah, aah, aah) | 50%
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| Line 34 | I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory | 50%
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| Line 56 | I'll see you on the other side | 50%
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| Line 48 | I'm running out of time, I'm running, and my time's up | 50%
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| Line 36 | I see it coming, do I run or fire my gun or let it be? | 50%
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| Line 35 | Is this where it gets me several feet ahead of me? | 50%
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| Line 59 | I strike him right between his ribs | 50%
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| Line 26 | It's him or me, the world will never be the same | 50%
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| Line 43 | It's planting seeds in a garden you never get to see | 50%
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| Line 60 | I walk towards him but I am ushered away | 50%
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| Line 44 | I wrote some notes at the beginning of a song someone will sing for me | 50%
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| Line 51 | Laurens leads a soldier's chorus on the other side | 50%
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| Line 42 | Legacy, what is a legacy? | 50%
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| Line 29 | Look him in the eye, aim no higher | 50%
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| Line 39 | Maybe the last face I ever see | 50%
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| Line 20 | My fellow soldiers'll tell you I'm a terrible shot (number eight) | 50%
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| Line 55 | My love, take your time | 50%
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| Line 33 | Number ten paces, fire | 50%
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| Line 32 | One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine [2] | 50%
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| Line 57 | Raise a glass to freedom (he aims his pistol at the sky-) | 50%
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| Line 54 | Rise up, rise up, rise up, Eliza | 50%
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| Line 22 | Send in your seconds, see if they can set the record straight | 50%
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| Line 64 | Somebody tells me, "You'd better hide" (aah, aah, aah) | 50%
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| Line 30 | Summon all the courage you require | 50%
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| Line 53 | Teach me how to say goodbye | 50%
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| Line 31 | Then count | 50%
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| Line 37 | There is no beat, no melody | 50%
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| Line 61 | They row him back across the Hudson | 50%
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| Line 65 | They say Angelica and Eliza | 50%
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| Line 23 | They won't teach you this in your classes | 50%
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| Line 28 | This man will not make an orphan of my daughter (number nine) | 50%
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| Line 58 | Wait! | 50%
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| Line 52 | Washington is watching from the other side | 50%
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| Line 66 | Were both at his side when he died | 50%
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| Line 41 | What if this bullet is my legacy? | 50%
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| Line 25 | Why? If not to take deadly aim | 50%
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| Line 49 | Wise up, eyes up | 50%
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| Line 46 | You let me make a difference, a place where even orphan immigrants | 50%
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| Line 73 | But I'm the one who paid for it | 0%
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| Line 72 | He may have been the first one to died | 0%
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| Line 77 | I should've known | 0%
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| Line 78 | I should've known the world was wide enough for both Hamilton and me | 0%
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| Line 74 | I survived but I paid for it | 0%
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| Line 70 | It paints me in all my mistakes | 0%
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| Line 76 | I was too young and blind to see | 0%
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| Line 75 | Now I'm the villain in your history | 0%
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| Line 79 | The world was wide enough for both Hamilton and me | 0%
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| Line 71 | When Alexander aimed at the sky | 0%
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