Over the course of The Hamilton Franchise, many songs have been produced. Aside from the 46 songs in Broadway Cast Recording (+ Tomorrow There'll Be More Of Us), there are the 51 songs in the Off-Broadway Cast Recording, The Hamilton Mixtape (2016), Hamildrops, Hamildemos and Ham4Ham Songs.
Hamilton - The Original Broadway Production & Alternates[]
- Alexander Hamilton
- The introductory song to Hamilton. While introducing the titular character, all the other characters are introduced by face and relationship, but not yet by name.
- Alexander Hamilton (Off-Broadway)
- In this version of the introductory song, all characters but Alexander Hamilton are introduced only by face, with their relationship lines to removed.
- Alexander Hamilton (Ham4Ham)
- Two stars of the play Fun Home perform the Broadway version of the song, with one actor beat-boxing while the other sings the whole song
- A Forgotten Spot
- This, the 10th Hamildrop, takes it's title from the first verse of the song and was produced to support and highlight Puerto Rico's artists post-Hurricane Maria
- Alexander Hamilton (Off-Broadway)
- The introductory song to Hamilton. While introducing the titular character, all the other characters are introduced by face and relationship, but not yet by name.
- Aaron Burr, Sir
- This song introduces nearly all the male characters of Act I. Alexander has made his way to America and is about to find his path in the play.
- Aaron Burr, Sir (Off-Broadway)
- This version of the song is almost identical, the most glaring difference being "What time is it?" being replaced with a repeat of "yo yo yo yo yo!".
- Aaron Burr, Sir/My Shot (Ham4Ham)
- In a role-reversal of a song that introduces all the male characters in the play, all the female actors sing their own parts in the two merging songs.
- Aaron Burr, Sir (Off-Broadway)
- This song introduces nearly all the male characters of Act I. Alexander has made his way to America and is about to find his path in the play.
- My Shot
- This song could be considered Part 2 of the previous song as there is no break between the two and the carry the same flow, we learn about what drives the male characters in this Act of the play.
- My Shot (Off-Broadway)
- This version of the song is a lot more vulgar than the Broadway version. "Won't this shit make my people wanna rise up" in place of "Tell your brother that we gotta rise up" and the ending being a lot more stretched out
- My Shot (Draft)
- In this version of the song, Marquis de Lafayette and John Laurens were not included. Hercules Mulligan has a much more prominent role, with some unheard raps and his piece from Yorktown.
- My Shot (Rise Up Remix) (Hamilton Mixtape)
- This song from the Hamilton Mixtape takes its title, its motivation and even some of its lyrics from My Shot.
- My Shot (Off-Broadway)
- This song could be considered Part 2 of the previous song as there is no break between the two and the carry the same flow, we learn about what drives the male characters in this Act of the play.
- The Story of Tonight
- The last song in the arc of the introducing Alexander's new comrades solidifies the friendship of the 4 to-be soldiers.
- The Story of Tonight (Off-Broadway)
- The man difference between this song and the Broadway version other than the tune nearing the end is it starts off with the ensemble transitioning into the song rather than establishing it as a separate scene
- The Story Of Tonight (Draft)
- This first sketch of the song is identical to what it turned into in the final version
- Found/Tonight
- This song is a mash-up of The Story Of Tonight from Hamilton and For Forever form Dear Evan Hansen for the March For Our Lives Initiative.
- The Story of Tonight (Off-Broadway)
- The last song in the arc of the introducing Alexander's new comrades solidifies the friendship of the 4 to-be soldiers.
- The Schuyler Sisters
- This song is the introductory song for the female characters of Act I. It establishes Angelica Schuyler particularly as the female counterpart for Hamilton
- The Schuyler Sisters (Off-Broadway)
- The biggest difference between this song and the finalized version is the "I'm looking for a mind at work" and "the greatest city in the world" verses are swapped around
- The Schuyler Sisters (Ham4Ham)
- In a role-reversal of a song that introduces the female characters in the play, the men who played King George III up until the point of this performance lip-sync the Broadway version of the song
- Beetlejuice/Hamilton
- To celebrate 2019's Best Musical nominees for the Tony Awards, Kurt Crowley, Joanna J. Jones, Anthony Lee Medina, and Terrance Spencer perform a mash-up of The Story Of Tonight and Beetlejuice.
- The Schuyler Sisters (Off-Broadway)
- This song is the introductory song for the female characters of Act I. It establishes Angelica Schuyler particularly as the female counterpart for Hamilton
- Farmer Refuted
- The 6th song in the musical is a debate based on Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress by Samuel Seabury and Hamilton's follow up paper, The Farmer Refuted; or, a more comprehensive and impartial View of Disputes between Great Britain and the Colonies
- Farmer Refuted (Off-Broadway)
- This version of the song is more or less identical, with slight line changed like "more eloquently than thee".
- Farmer Refuted (Ham4Ham)
- In this role-reversal, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thayne Jasperson swap roles in the song.
- Farmer Refuted (Off-Broadway)
- The 6th song in the musical is a debate based on Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress by Samuel Seabury and Hamilton's follow up paper, The Farmer Refuted; or, a more comprehensive and impartial View of Disputes between Great Britain and the Colonies
- You'll Be Back
- The first song with King George III and based in a completely separate environment, with the King commentating on the events going on in America in a comedic fashion
- You'll Be Back (Off-Broadway)
- The only difference between the two songs are the actors and the tone and emphasis they put on the lyrics.
- You'll Be Back (Mixtape)
- In The Hamilton Mixtape, along with deleted songs and re-imaginings, there are covers of various Hamilton songs, including Jimmy Fallon's comedic cover of this song.
- You'll Be Back (Ham4Ham)
- As a prelude to his Hamilton Mixtape song, Jimmy Fallon covers this song in a series of impersonations.
- You'll Be Back (Off-Broadway)
- The first song with King George III and based in a completely separate environment, with the King commentating on the events going on in America in a comedic fashion
- Right Hand Man
- This song introduces the last main character of the Act in George Washington, detailing how Alexander became the "right hand to the father" of America.
- Right Hand Man (Off-Broadway)
- This song is very similar to the Broadway version, except it has some extra verses, establishing Hamilton as a leader in his own right.
- Right Hand Man (Draft)
- The major change in this song is the confrontation between Aaron Burr and George Washington, with a lot more animosity between the two men
- Right Hand Man (Ham4Ham)
- In this role-reversal version of the song, Renée Elise Goldsberry plays George Washington's introduction in the song.
- Right Hand Man (Ham4Ham) (2)
- In "Weird Al" Yankovic's Hamilton debut, Renée and Lin-Manuel perform the song with Yankovic's accordion as a backing track
- Boom Goes The Cannon
- This Hamildrop's title comes from Right Hand Man "Boom Goes The Cannon" which was taken from Busta Rhymes' Scenario.
- Right Hand Man (Off-Broadway)
- This song introduces the last main character of the Act in George Washington, detailing how Alexander became the "right hand to the father" of America.
- A Winter's Ball
- Helpless
- Satisfied
- The Story of Tonight (Reprise)
- Wait For It
- Stay Alive
- Ten Duel Commandments
- Meet Me Inside
- That Would Be Enough
- Guns And Ships
- History Has Its Eyes On You
- Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)
- What Comes Next?
- Dear Theodosia
- Tomorrow There'll Be More Of Us
- Non-Stop
- What'd I Miss?
- Cabinet Battle 1
- Take A Break
- Say No To This
- The Room Where It Happens
- Schuyler Defeated
- Cabinet Battle 2
- Washington On Your Side
- One Last Time
- I Know Him
- The Adams Administration
- We Know
- Hurricane
- The Reynolds Pamphlet
- Burn
- Blow Us All Away
- Stay Alive (Reprise)
- It's Quiet Uptown
- The Election of 1800
- Your Obedient Servant
- Best of Wives and Best of Women
- The World Was Wide Enough
- Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
Cut Songs[]
- Mulligan's Goodbye
- No John Trumbull (Off-Broadway)
- Let It Go (Off-Broadway)
- I Have This Friend
- Congratulations (Off-Broadway)
- Cabinet Battle 3 (Demo)
- Dear Theodosia (Reprise) (Off-Broadway)
- One Last Ride (Reprise) (Draft)
- Discarded Jefferson Battle
Miscellaneous[]
- The Hamilton Polka
- Heights Cool Musical Too . . . Bet On It! (Ham4Ham)
- Cheering For Me Now
- Ben Franklin's Song
Trivia[]
- There are 46 songs (not counting Tomorrow There'll Be More Of Us) in the final version of Hamilton. (Counting Tomorrow There'll Be More Of Us) There'll are 47 songs.
- Similarly Philip Hamilton, who dies at 19, lives for 19 songs (Dear Theodosia to Stay Alive (Reprise), not counting Tomorrow There'll Be More of Us).