Habit of the Heart – The story of why Liberty mattered to the men who founded the country

Blood on the Snow – The Boston Massacre, sung from the viewpoint of Crispus Attucks

Down to the Tavern – when Lord Dunmore closed the house of Burgesses, Benjamin Harrison led them down the street to the Raleigh Tavern.

Here I Raise My Ebenezer – One of the youngest minutemen at Lexington was Ebenezer Bowman, one of several of Dave’s ancestors who served during the American Revolution.

Bunker Hill – The first pitched battle of the war leads to a pyrrhic British victory…

Turn Out! – When Boston is surrounded, the British decide to entertain themselves with plays that mock the Americans…

Common Sense Funk – Thomas Paine’s Common Sense makes a lot of sense…

Knox, Knox, Roll the Guns! – Henry Knox brings the Americans the artillery they need to chase the British out of Boston

A Long Train of Abuses – The Declaration of Independence lists the long train of abuses King George has committed, drawing comparisons to King Charles and King James

March of the Mercenaries – The King is transporting hessians to destroy Americans.

Old Mother Covington – In North Carolina, King George and his Royal Governor have a plan to incite domestic insurrections.

Common Sense Was In the Air – The people spent the winter of ’76 debating the arguments Paine made. In the end, they decided in favor of Independence

We Hold These Truths – The heart and soul of the Declaration, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal and endowed with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

With Firm Reliance – Francis Hopkinson was Americas first song composer. We imagine him on July 4, 1776 as he contemplates what is happening and what the future holds