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You'll Be Back Lyrics: You say / The price of my love's not a price that you're willing to pay / You cry / In your tea, which you hurl in the sea when you see me go by / Why so sad? / Remember we made an
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Why does King George sing alone?
His solos emphasize monarchy's isolation and egocentrism. Unlike democratic discourse, which involves many voices, George rules — and sings — alone, reinforcing the musical’s ideological contrast between monarchy and republic.
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You'll Be Back Lyrics — Hamilton (Musical)
Why is “You’ll Be Back” styled like a pop love song?
The song uses the love song format to parody colonial possessiveness. By making imperial domination sound like a jilted ex-boyfriend’s ballad, it exposes the absurdity of George’s entitlement and emotional manipulation.
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You'll Be Back Lyrics — Hamilton (Musical)
What inspired Lin-Manuel Miranda to write this song?
The song was sparked during his honeymoon, with Hugh Laurie jokingly saying “Aww, you’ll be back.” Miranda turned that quip into the song’s concept — a tyrant writing a delusional love letter to his revolting colonies.
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You'll Be Back Lyrics — Hamilton (Musical)
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October 20, 2025 - "You'll Be Back" is the seventh song from Act 1 of the musical Hamilton, based on the life of Alexander Hamilton, which premiered on Broadway in 2015. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote both the music and lyrics to the song. It is sung by Jonathan Groff in the show's original cast recording.
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You'll Be Back Lyrics — Hamilton (Musical)
If breakups had crowns and powdered wigs, "You’ll Be Back" would be the national anthem. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s satirical jewel from Hamilton dresses imperial tyranny in Beatles-esque whimsy. Sung by King George III — portrayed with velvet pomp and a manic grin by Jonathan Groff — the number is less a love song than a letter bomb in falsetto.
Published September 25, 2015
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You’ll be back, like before I will fight the fight and win the war For your love, for your praise And I’ll love you till my dying days When you’re gone, I’ll go mad So don’t throw away this thing we had 'Cause when push comes to shove I will kill your friends and family To remind you of my love
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Theatrical Solo "You'll Be Back" is a song from the musical Hamilton. It features King George III as he sings to the colonists of North America, speaking to them as if referring them to as his property, explaining that he would kill their loved ...
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Hamilton Act 1: You’ll Be Back Summary & Analysis | LitCharts
August 12, 2022 - LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in Hamilton, which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. ... Stories vs. History ... “You’ll Be Back” frames the American colonists’ push for independence from Britain as a break-up, and King George is taking it personally: “you’ll be back / soon you’ll see / you’ll remember you belong to me.” · Structurally, King George acts largely as comic relief. But this song also highlights, to humorous effect, the gap between history and experience.
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"You'll Be Back" (from "Hamilton: An American Musical" soundtrack) [King George:] You say The price of my love's not a price that you're willing to pay You cry In your tea which you hurl in the sea when you see me go by Why so sad?
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Song from the Broadway musical Hamilton You'll Be Back lyrics performed by Jonathan Groff.
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My Selection — “You’ll Be Back” from the musical “Hamilton” | by Walter Bowne | Literary Selections | Medium
March 12, 2021 - Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “You’ll Be Back” from the 2015 musical Hamilton, sung by Jonathan Groff, comically illustrates a king’s view of his “subjects” in a love-hate-kill relationship.
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Back", "My Shot", and "Right Hand Man". You can download them on iTunes or listen to it via YouTube (make sure it's the clean version!) I use the · songs as well as other sources including their social studies textbooks and Newsela articles as well as these ...
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r/hamiltonmusical on Reddit: “You’ll be Back” reminds me of a something but I can’t put my finger on it.
July 4, 2020 -
Yes, I’ve read that it’s inspired by Brit Pop but I’m specifically talking about the section where King George sings “Da-da-da-dat-da-ya...”
It’s so familiar but not at the same time
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r/hamiltonmusical on Reddit: How does "You'll be back" make you feel?
August 28, 2022 -
I just had to ask you guys. I heard "You'll be back" for the first time like, 2 hours ago. And this song just makes me really, really sad. Like, at some point, heavy, in a way. I watched Jonathan Groff's performance and while the audience were laughing, I can't help but feel sorry for this character.
Even before watching any videos, listening to it... there's just something about the beat? The tune? I can't seem to put my finger on it. Am I just imagining this? Thoughts?
Edit: I forgot to mention I first listened to this song without historical context beforehand. Still sad though but not that much anymore. Thanks for the responses. 😅
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I think if this was a made up character it may hit the audience differently but since it isn't, they can see through his delusions. His song reminds me of a toxic friend/partner. They think they did nothing wrong. In fact, they think they did really well when in truth they didn't. Then by the end, the threat comes out "I will kill your friends and family to remind you of my love" brings out the true feelings this character has. He doesn't want to rule with your best intentions in mind, he wants to rule for more control and selfish reasons.
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I have trouble sympathizing with a character that says that he'll kill your friends and family to make you "love him". The music doesn't say "sad" to me. It's a playful song with funny influence from The Beatles (because he's British). The character doesn't makes me sad either. He's clearly a joke. He's spitting and angry, and then sings "da da daa da da" in such a maniac way, it's just funny and creepy. So yeah I am curious why you feel like that!
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r/hamiltonmusical on Reddit: Is there an explanation for the little scene in between You’ll Be Back and Right Hand Man?
June 27, 2024 -
i’m referencing when as the king walks away after You’ll Be Back. An ensemble member discretely hands a envelope (i think) to another ensemble member and something whispers to her, and then a British soldier snaps the other woman’s neck. What was that supposed to represent, and was was the point of it being there? I always find it confusing.
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That is the first death of the show. The person is nicknamed 'the bullet' and was killed due to espionage. She is there for every other death as well, symbolizing death. Laurens helps her kill a red coat and shakes hands, he's next to die. Phillip flirts with her, dies in the next song. She's the one carrying the bullet that nearly shoots Ham in Stay Alive, and she's the one carrying the bullet when Burr killed Ham. Edit: I just got off at work and wow I did not expect this many people to respond and like this. I'm very into learning more about the show and the history it's based off, so I'm very happy to be able to tell you guys a very small niche detail. Here's another one for you. Eliza was the only Schuyler sister to ask for her father's blessing when marrying hamilton. Some of the reasons why her father accepted Ham for a son in law is because he made a huge name for himself as Washington's aid de camp, and he was well liked by almost everyone (nathanal green, Henry Knox, and Henry Laurens which were very big names at that time). Other wise this probably would have never happened if it weren't for Ham being so damn charismatic.
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From a dramatic perspective, we've just been introduced to King George. His song is a little silly, this interstitial scene serves as a reminder that, yeah that goofy guy we just heard sing is an actual genuine threat to the lives of our characters