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04:37The Conjunction Junction Diner
04:38To the schoolhouse Rocky and Rancho
04:40Know the fun that forgives
04:42Cause everyone's a schoolhouse rock headliner
04:44Rocky gets the diner
04:46Cooking in short order
04:48When he sees that video jukebox
04:50And it pulls down in quarters
04:51Junction Junction
04:54What's your function
04:56Working up for communication to music
04:59Riding with grammar
05:00And silence in history
05:02With music up there
05:03You learn to feel no mystery
05:05When you're in conjunction Junction
05:07Function Function
05:08Working up for communication
05:10Around the clock
05:11I think you're a big part
05:12Of the schoolhouse rock
05:14Hey Jeff, what's the family today?
05:16Oh, may that be fine
05:17What a sight of America
05:18America Rock starts with
05:23No More Kings
05:24Bucket of bones
05:31Wishing and splashing
05:32Over the horizon
05:33What can it be?
05:35Thought pilgrims
05:36Said they seemed to find a place
05:37To call their own
05:39In their shoe
05:41They'd flowered out
05:42To find a better home
05:44They might have gone
05:46Come about
05:46And someone said
05:48We're there
05:48It may not work
05:51But at this point
05:52I don't care
05:54For they were missing
05:56Mother in the land
05:58They swore their loyalty
06:01Until the very end
06:03Anything you say
06:04King and talking
06:05King
06:06You know it's kind of scary
06:07On your own
06:08Well, I'll build a new life
06:10The way we planned
06:11But your house is right
06:12To let's go
06:13They planted corn
06:19You know they built their houses
06:21One by one
06:22And fit by feet
06:24They worked until the colonies were done
06:27They looked around
06:28They were up and down
06:29And someone said
06:31Oh yeah
06:32If the people
06:33Told to see us now
06:35He would be proud of us today
06:36They knew that we now
06:39He'd run there all night
06:41But George the third
06:44Still vowed he'd run to the end
06:47Anything I say
06:48Do it my way now
06:50Anything I say
06:50Do it my way
06:52Don't you get to feel
06:53Independent
06:54Cause I'm gonna force you
06:56To obey
06:56He'd tax their property
06:59He didn't give them
07:01Any choice
07:02And back in England
07:04Didn't give them
07:06Any voice
07:07That's called taxation
07:09Without representation
07:10The woman's eyes
07:13Colleen
07:14The king said
07:15I don't care
07:17He didn't ask her
07:22To tax our property
07:24To put it
07:26Highly king
07:27We're in on the free
07:29Gonna show you
07:31How we feel
07:32We're gonna dump this team
07:34And carry this hard
07:36Into the biggest
07:37Of the tea history
07:38They wanted
07:41No more mothering
07:43In Paris
07:44They knew the time
07:47Had come
07:47For them to take a chance
07:49It's very clear
07:50You're feeling
07:51We're king
07:52Don't know what you say
07:53We won't obey
07:54We're gonna hold a revolution
07:56And king
07:57And we're gonna run it
07:58All away
07:58We're no more king
08:00We're gonna do that
08:01To president
08:01We're no more king
08:02He's gonna do what
08:03The people want
08:04We're no more king
08:05We're gonna run things out
08:06We're no more king
08:07We're no more king
08:08What's what to do
08:09Knock it out
08:10And smash it
08:11And smash it
08:12Over the horizon
08:13What can it be
08:14Looks like it's going to be
08:16A freak of a dream
08:17Now let's see some fireworks
08:28Fireworks
08:30There's gonna be fireworks
08:34Fireworks
08:35On the fourth of July
08:36Red, white, and blue fireworks
08:40Like diamonds in the sky
08:42Time to do the sky
08:44You're gonna see some fireworks
08:46On fireworks
08:47That really show up
08:49Oh yeah
08:50And you're glad
08:51I'll be for king
08:52To call the kings of all
08:54In 1776
08:58There were fireworks too
09:01The original colonists
09:04You know their temper's blue
09:06Like Thomas Bain
09:10What's broke
09:10It's only gonna say
09:13It's only gonna say
09:15You know your music
09:16Thanks
09:17You're really getting
09:17All of your meat
09:19And though some people
09:20Tried to fight it
09:22Well a committee
09:23Was born to write it
09:25I've been to the fight
09:27For Philadelphia
09:28It's only gonna
09:29Adam's of the
09:30She's not coming
09:31To the son
09:32They got it
09:32Going to
09:33The declaration
09:35The declaration
09:37You've been demanding
09:38In 17,800
09:40It's heaven they say, a good little congress said, we were free, said we have a ride, a blind and licking a chain, in the pursuit of happiness to this school, when a human heard the news, they knew their staff, with the colonies, they refused, there'd be no turning back.
10:06We've had enough of injustice now, but even if it's really it's all yet gone, if it's our freedom now, you're gonna sing some fireworks.
10:18We've had enough of a hillside, and if it's still spending time and night, and not to bother those who stay in the state, we turn the sky into a birthday cake, they've got enough of a victory shot.
10:34We've had enough of a victory shot, the great of an licking a chain, in the pursuit of happiness to this school, when a human heard the news, they were free, said we have a ride, a blind and licking a chain, in the pursuit of happiness.
10:54We hold these truths, be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator.
11:02We're searching for the area of love and faith, that among these are the light, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
11:12And if there's one thing that makes me happy, then you know that it's, there's gonna be firework.
11:24How would you like to hear the shot heard round the world?
11:33The British are coming, the British are coming!
11:38Now the light of Paul Revere set the nation on its ear, and the shot at Lexington heard round the world.
11:45When the British fired in the early dawn, the door of independence had begun, the die was passing, the rebel flag unfurled.
11:56And on to Concord, marched the fold, to seize the arsenal, there you know, waking folks, searching all around.
12:04But you know, let's just stop them in their tracks, at the old North Bridge, we turn them back, and chase those redcoats back to Boston town.
12:14And the shot around the world, from the start of the revolution, the men and women were ready on the move.
12:23Take your power, take your gun, before General Washington.
12:28Take your power, take your gun, before General Washington.
12:58We've got our rights, and now it's time to prove.
13:00One night they crossed the deadline, surprised the Hessians, in their lair, and it barely falls, and it just went running up their feet.
13:07One night they crossed the deadline, surprised the Hessians, in their lair, and it barely falls, and it just went running up their feet.
13:09When the world was shot around the world, from the start of the revolution, the men and women were ready on the move.
13:17Take your power, take your son, before General Washington.
13:22We've got our rights, and now it's time to prove.
13:26Well, they showed such determination, that they won the admiration.
13:31But countries crossed the sea, like France and Spain.
13:35Who owned the colony, ships, and guns, and put the British on the run, and the Continental Army on its feet again?
13:45Though they lost some battles to the ground, who swore they see it through, their raiding parties, kept the pit and run.
13:54And in your town, the British could not retreat.
13:56I love that Washington hit the French street, Cornwallis surrendered!
14:00And finally in the end of the world, I am a charmer of the world, and the revolution, and the Continental Gravel, to the day.
14:11And the father of our country, the British, there in your town, brought freedom to UNE, and the USA!
14:22The preamble.
14:37Hey, do you know about the USA?
14:41Do you know about the government?
14:43Can you tell me about the Constitution?
14:47Hey, learn about the USA.
14:52In 1787, our founding fathers did agree
15:02to write a list of principles of the people who agree.
15:09The USA was just starting out a new country,
15:14and so our people started out the things that we should be.
15:22And they put those principles down on paper
15:24and called it the Constitution.
15:26And it's been helping us run our country ever since then.
15:29The first part of the Constitution is called the preamble,
15:33and tells what those founding fathers set out to do.
15:36We the people, in order to form a more perfect union,
15:42Establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility.
15:49Provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare,
15:54secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.
16:01Provide for the American queen.
16:05Or do you だ get a message first?
16:06Second, one day, our bounding fathers
16:08All sat down.
16:09The United States of America
16:14In 1787, I'm told, our founding fathers all sat down
16:22And what is the principle that's done all around?
16:29The USA is what's starting out, it wouldn't run your country
16:34And so our people spelled it out, they wanted a land of liberty
16:41And the preamble goes like this
16:44We love people in order to form a more perfect union
16:52Establish justice and true domestic equity
16:56Robe hide for the common defense
17:02From up the shadow of welfare and things
17:06To the blessings of liberty
17:08To ourselves and our prosperity
17:11To ordain and establish this Constitution
17:17For the United States of America
17:24For the United States of America
17:29Everybody needs a little elbow room
17:38One thing you will discover when you get next to one another
17:47Is everybody needs an elbow room
17:51Elbow room
17:52It's nice when you're kinda cozy but not
17:57When you take a nose to cozy
17:58Oh, everybody needs an elbow
18:01Needs a little elbow room
18:04That's how it was in the early days of the USA
18:09The people kept coming to settle though
18:12The East was the only place there was to go
18:15To go to the president
18:17And the star was Jefferson
18:18He made a deal with Napoleon
18:21How would you like to sell a mile or two
18:24Or three or a loaded or a dollar
18:26And so in the 18308
18:30He had a territory where it was sold to us
18:33Without a fuss
18:34And gave his wife an elbow room
18:37And I had a deal with Napoleon
18:38Or a couple of men
18:40With the women
18:41Got, you got, you got to get her
18:42Some elbow room
18:43But it's the West or West
18:45Making other truths
18:46There's a little bit of a plan
18:48There was a little thought for the people
18:52And goodbye
18:53For luck
18:54Where you open coach
18:55And they prepared for good times
18:57And for bad
18:58And for bad
18:59And my bachelor hired at Sacagawea to be together
19:04She let them all go to the coast
19:08And find the most elderly we've ever had
19:12The way it was both lined up
19:15The most with bravery
19:17And the other way we'll be a fine
19:19So when I am friends
19:21But this was meant to be
19:23It wasn't my best destiny
19:25The Traverse
19:28The Traverse
19:30The politicians and the civilians
19:32They got better by any way they could
19:37The gold rush trampled down the wilderness
19:41The red rose and spread across from east to west
19:44Soon the west was open up for
19:47Opened up for good
19:49And now we jet from east to west
19:52To find your yellow valley
19:55But it took the curly folks
19:58To open up the way
20:01Now we've got a lot of room to be
20:04Now though we need to proceed to shirts
20:06Guess that we have got our elbow
20:09Elbow
20:10Elbow
20:11But if there should ever come a time
20:15When we're crowning up together
20:17Together out
20:18We'll find some
20:19Elbow
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21:26America was founded by the English, but also by the German Dutch and French.
21:32The principles of Sticks, our heritage is mixed.
21:35So anything could be the president.
21:37You can lean down right into the middle of your feet.
21:43It doesn't matter where you fall from, we'll bridge and reach up right into an American fountain.
21:50I can't believe the American will be.
21:53The West in red, white, and blue.
21:59America was the new world, and Europe was the new world.
22:05America was the land of hope, or so the legend told.
22:11On steamboats by the million, in search of honest pay.
22:17Those 19th century women failed to reach the USA.
22:21The lovely lady of liberty, with her book of recipes, and the finest ones she knows.
22:33The great American fountain box, the great American fountain box.
22:39What an ingredient is worth to the universe.
22:44They rule the country's customs, their language and their ways.
22:50They fill the factories till the soil comes to build the USA.
22:56Go on and ask your grandma, hear what she has to tell.
23:01How great to be American in something else's world.
23:08Lovely lady of liberty, with her book of recipes, and the finest ones she knows.
23:16The necessity.
23:17The necessity.
23:21The necessity.
23:35The good literature.
23:49Where would this country be without religion?
23:54We're rotten in the land of cotton, and we'll give you the cotton, yes.
24:00No time there will soon be forgotten, or even over a hundred men.
24:07But the necessity will be deep.
24:10Mother Edison worked late each night. It went well until the fading light.
24:19Mr. Thomas Allen Edison said, I'll grow up to be a great inventor, and I'll think a lamp can help my mom receive.
24:26While we want an excellent application of electricity.
24:30He worked hard and pulled a switch. He was small and very rich.
24:35Mother Necessity helped us to feed out the mother of the manual.
24:41Horse. Always have to let out on a horse.
24:45Take a message to his feet on the horse and the lights.
24:49I heard about the filter being excited at night.
24:52With the same starting again of the way to send a message, though he'd never met a horse.
24:56He didn't like it.
24:58Mother Necessity.
25:01Elias, can you help me with my sewing?
25:06Mother dear, I'll fulfill your fondest wishes.
25:10Elias, how?
25:12This machine I've made will keep your sewing really flowing.
25:17In fact, will keep the whole nation in stitches.
25:21...
25:36...
25:40I'll never get a job
25:44Unless I had a job on the phone
25:48And he says
25:49Take that wheel, take that wing
25:59I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:01I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:05I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:10I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:11I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:12I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:13I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:14I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:15I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
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26:24I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:25I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:26I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:27I can't hear a thing about Mrs. Johnson
26:28Other necessity, and where would we be Without the adventures of Velocity?
26:44Now, suffering till suffrage.
26:58Now, you have heard, but we've been twice And all the time to reach new heights
27:08If we're all created evil, that's us two.
27:14But you will find all along in Africa That is nothing too long at all
27:21Since we even had the right to the case table news.
27:28Well, let's do some pen, pen, pen, and go to smithy.
27:32Find a woods, hang out, and wash the dishes.
27:35Go away the tile.
27:37And the executive president.
27:39What do you just say, sister? What did they take?
27:41They said, I'll see you later.
27:45And don't forget, my best takers, cause I'm golden at town.
27:50We'll be right in the way to the Louise Christie.
27:55But we were suffering, until suffering...
27:58No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
28:05The truth is true.
28:09What?
28:11We'll be with one mental survivor.
28:15And we get to govy aondra Collie!
28:19Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
28:49Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:19Oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:49Oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:51Oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:53Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:55Oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:57Oh, oh, oh, oh.
29:59Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
30:01Oh, oh, oh, oh.
30:03Oh, oh.
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30:07Oh, oh, oh.
30:09Oh, oh.
30:11Oh, oh, oh.
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30:43Oh, oh, oh, oh.
30:44Oh, oh, oh, oh.
30:49remain a bill until they decide to make me along. I'm just a bill. Yes, I'm only a bill.
30:57And I got as far as Capitol Hill. Well, now I'm stuck in committee and I'll sit here and
31:05wait while a few key congressmen discuss and debate whether they should let me be or
31:12all over and pray that they will. But today I'm still just a bill.
31:19Oh, okay.
31:25Listen, what's my recommendation? Is all that discussion and debate about you? Yeah, I'm one of the lucky ones.
31:31They'll never even get this far. I hope they decide to report on me favorably, otherwise I may die.
31:38Die? Yeah, die and committee. Oh, but it looks like I'm a lawyer. Now I go to the House of Representatives and they vote on me.
31:45If they vote, yes, what happens?
31:46I'm just a bill. Yes, I'm only a bill. And if they vote for me on Capitol Hill, well, now I'm off to the White House where I waited a night.
32:03With a lot of other bills. For the president to sign. And if he signs me there, I'll be ill.
32:11Oh, I hope and pray that he will. But today I'm still just a bill.
32:17You mean even if the whole Congress says you should be allowed, the president can still say no?
32:22Yes, that's called a veto. If the president vetoes me, I have to go back to Congress and they vote on me again.
32:29And by that time you're sold.
32:30By that time it's very unlikely that Jimmy Kimmelon. It's not easy to become a rising.
32:35No, I hope and pray that I will. But today I'm still just a bill.
32:43He signed your bill. Now you're a law.
32:46Oh, yeah.
32:46Last, the three-ring government.
33:00We're going to have a three-ring circus someday.
33:04People will say it's a fine man's son.
33:08We're going to have a three-ring circus someday.
33:11People will come for miles around.
33:14You can't eat on n-ones.
33:17Tiger friends.
33:18Elephants and Аppercons and situations.
33:20이걸 don't lift.
33:22Tiger'sère walkers.
33:25erst won't be by his elephants, and so much more.
33:28Guess I love the scenes.
33:31School.
33:32Help the food make all my days.
33:36George and vielleicht's in rage.
33:39You're gonna be free like a circus.
33:42I am here to see that the law is given by the ringmaster of the new government.
34:11The law is given by the law, the law is given by the law.
34:24The law is given by the law.
34:31Focus your attention on ring number three. The judiciary isn't lost by the light. The courts keep the laws and they attend the prize. Balancing the wrongs with your rights.
34:46No one can be more kind than any other is. Each controls the other's seat and that's what we call Jacksonville.
35:04Lynn says, well, everybody's act as part of the show and no one's job is more important. The audience is kind of like the country of gold.
35:16But I don't know how there were more women. I'm going to get you to be such a state and that's how it hungers. I'm free to just erase. See, it's kind of like my circus.
35:33My circus is going to have a dream of a circus someday. Can't say it's a final song. Why don't you get it done?
35:44Being a government that's beating me right in.
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