Just happened to stumble onto this little song that got cut from the play (truncated to a couple lines in The Reynolds Pamphlet, more accurately).

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Couple of good lines in there - "You're the only enemy you ever seem to lose to" really needed to be in there somehow, that's an excellent summation of Hamilton as a historical figure really.

Curious if Miranda just couldn't make the story flow off it.

No it isn't.

I enjoyed the production. Very entertaining..

An insult to the Founding Fathers.

My daughter was a huge fan so I took her to see it on Broadway back in 2018. Great father/daughter trip. Went to The Met, MOMA, saw Book of Mormon as well (for the fifth time), enjoyed restaurants all over Manhattan, did some sight-seeing; good times. Nostalgia kicking in...