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Presidents X2 Washington s the first one I m pretty sure After that I have no clue Tyler or a Taylor Pierce or a Polk James Buchanan, who are you? I remember Lincoln The rest are a blur Never been that good with names Sixteen different fellows Hard to keep straight Three named John and four named James Presidents, presidents, presidents The first sixteen who were those gents? Presidents, presidents, presidents The first sixteen who were those gents? Time we started thinkin Bout Washington to Lincoln We haven t got an inklin bout the presidents. Precedent for President You set the precedent for president You set the tone for all to come How to veto, what to sign How to keep the Veep in line When to bargain, when to fight How to wear a wig just right. Washington(spoken): I did look pretty good, didn t I? You set the precedent for president You set the tone for all to come How to nuance and finesse An inaugural address The job s tiring and it s tough

And so two terms are enough Just say no to permanent alliances Don t make treaties that can lead you into war Just say yes To politic neutrality And then settle back and have another s more! You set the precedent for president You set the tone for all to come How to veto, what to sign How to keep the Veep in line When to bargain, when to fight How to wear a wig just right. How to nuance and finesse An inaugural address The job s tiring and it s tough And so two terms are enough You set the precedent for president. Four Years Boys: Four years I used my clout No war I kept us out. I said We wouldn t shoot Four years Then I got the boot. Girls: Johnny oh Johnny You are the best Johnny oh Johnny Now give it a rest Though you re a slow learner My love can t be firmer My sweet single-termer I still love you

Boys: Four years I had big plans Too bad I had no fans I tried Hard not to pout Four years They voted me out! Girls: Johnny oh Johnny You are the best Johnny oh Johnny Now give it a rest Though you re a slow learner My love can t be firmer My sweet single-termer I still love you My sweet single-termer I still love you. We re Gonna Party The framers of the constitution All hoped we d get along The framers got a lot just perfect But this one they got wrong. They thought that we would work together And rule in harmony But really there is just one item On which we can agree. You are the bad guys We are the good guys The world is split in two Come on and party

Democrats We need a government with power Its strength should be increased Republicans The government is best I m certain That governs us least. Democrats Let s make our policies pro-business Republicans The farmer is our man We like the French Democrats We love the British Both It s you I cannot stand! You are the bad guys We are the good guys The world is split in two Come on and party Our two parties have just one thing we ve concurred Our two parties know that we don t need a third. You are the bad guys We are the good guys The world is split in two Come on and party

Manifest Destiny We bought Louisiana In eighteen hundred three Expanded to the Rockies And that is fine with me. And then we annexed Texas Just before Polk s term began And when he entered office He d come up with a plan Sea to sea It s called manifest destiny And sea to sea We are movin west Don t ask if it s best Manifest destiny So first Polk signed a treaty That won us the northwest The brits got all the cold parts And we took all the rest Polk then stirred up some trouble A fight with Mexico And when that war was over There was no place else to go Sea to sea It s called manifest destiny And sea to sea We are movin west Don t ask if it s best Manifest destiny Now, we re not knocking progress We too are pioneers But don t forget the suffering Along the Trail of Tears

As we keep pushing westward Relentlessly it seems Are we creating nightmares While we pursue our dreams? Sea to sea It s called manifest destiny And sea to sea We are movin west Don t ask if it s best Manifest destiny Manifest destiny Rifles and Cannons Too late It s gone too far Too deep Can t hide the scar North, South There s no repair Too late War s in the air Rifles and cannon Rumblin our way Rifles and cannon Comin to stay Though we tried to slow em With threats and tip-toein Troubles are growin War s in the air. Too late Both take their stand They ve drawn Lines in the sand Slavery Or its demise Too late

No compromise Rifles and cannon Rumblin our way Rifles and cannon Comin to stay Though we tried to slow em With threats and tip-toein Troubles are growin War s in the air. We All Won They said that I looked funny They thought my hat was weird They giggled at my accent They didn t like my beard They said I couldn t do it But I knew they were wrong The Civil War is over Our nation still is strong We re one nation once again We all lost Such a cost But we all are now free men I know the future s cloudy There s much work to be done But we won We are one Let s put old wounds behind us Together we won t fall With malice now toward no one With charity for all A house that is divided Against itself won t stand Let s gather up the pieces And reunite this land

We re one nation once again We all lost Such a cost But we all are now free men I know the future s cloudy There s much work to be done But we won We are one I know the future s cloudy There s much work to be done But we won We are one Presidents (new version) Washington and Adams Jefferson, too Madison and James Monroe Then another Adams Jackson comes next Hey Van Buren, what cha know? But what about Elvis? Harrison and Tyler Then we got Polked Taylor and then Fillmore, too Pierce is after Fillmore Buchanan comes next Hey Abe Lincoln, how d we do? Presidents, presidents, presidents The first sixteen who were those gents? Presidents, presidents, presidents The first sixteen who were those gents? We ve been busy thinkin Bout Washington to Lincoln And now we ve got an inklin Bout the presidents.