[Hamilton:]
Mr. President, you asked to see me?

Washington: Oh it's this. I also had an entire speech planned.

[Washington:]
I know you're busy

Alex: Thanks.

[Hamilton:]
What do you need, sir? Sir?

[Washington:]
I wanna give you a word of warning

[Hamilton:]
Sir, I don't know what you heard
But whatever it is, Jefferson started it

Jefferson: WHY DO YOU ALWAYS BLAME ME? HUH?

[Washington:]
Thomas Jefferson resigned this morning

[Hamilton:]
You're kidding

Madison: Not kidding actually

[Washington:]
I need a favor

[Hamilton:]
Whatever you say, sir, Jefferson will pay for this behavior

Eliza: So you'll be loyal to the president and not loyal to your ex-wife huh

Alex: 

Phillip: that's my mom, she raised me yall, best person in the world

[Washington:]
Shh
Talk less

Burr: Even Washington thinks so

King George: haha 

[Hamilton:]
I'll use the press
I'll write under a pseudonym, you'll see what I can do to him

Jefferson: I'd like to see you try bitch!

[Washington:]
I need you to draft an address

[Hamilton:]
Yes! He resigned
You can finally speak your mind

Lee: That's not how it works I think

Seabury: Unless he wants to keep up a good reputation

[Washington:]
No, he's stepping down so he can run for President

[Hamilton:]
Ha. Good luck defeating you, sir

[Washington:]
I'm stepping down, I'm not running for President

[Hamilton:]
I'm sorry, what?

Angelica: Shock of the century, I know

[Washington:]
One last time
Relax, have a drink with me
One last time
Let's take a break tonight
And then we'll teach them how to say goodbye
To say goodbye
You and I

King George: Let's see how long Washington will last without Hamilton interrupting! 

[Hamilton:]
No, sir, why?

Eacker: That did not last long

[Washington:]
I wanna talk about neutrality

Laf: *literally so close to murder, this revolutionary will not rest*

[Hamilton:]
Sir, with Britain and France on the verge of war, is this the best time

Laurens: True. That'll throw America into more chaos I think

Washington: I had my reasons. 

[Washington:]
I want to warn against partisan fighting

[Hamilton:]
But

Hercules: Y'all, Laf is fuming right now. 

[Washington:]
Pick up a pen, start writing
I wanna talk about what I have learned
The hard-won wisdom I have earned

Phillip: I do love widsom. 

[Hamilton:]
As far as the people are concerned
You have to serve, you could continue to serve

[Washington:]
No! One last time
The people will hear from me
One last time
And if we get this right
We're gonna teach 'em how to say goodbye
You and I

Eliza: It is important to know how to say goodbye

Peggy: True but don't get any ideas Eliza

[Hamilton:]
Mr. President, they will say you're weak

[Washington:]
No, they will see we're strong

[Hamilton:]
Your position is so unique

[Washington:]
So I'll use it to move them along

[Hamilton:]
Why do you have to say goodbye?

[Washington:]
If I say goodbye, the nation learns to move on
It outlives me when I'm gone
Like the scripture says:
"Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree
And no one shall make them afraid."
They'll be safe in the nation we've made
I wanna sit under my own vine and fig tree
A moment alone in the shade
At home in this nation we've made
One last time

Madison: It does make sense. If we grow complacent and let Washington lead us until his death then what will we do after his death?

Angelica: It's best for the country to go through change while going through change at the same time, is that what you are saying?

[Hamilton:]
One last time

[Hamilton:]
Though, in reviewing the incidents of my administration, I am unconscious of intentional error, I am nevertheless too sensible of my defects not to think it probable that I may have committed many errors. I shall also carry with me

[Hamilton And Washington (Hamilton):]
The hope (that my country will) view them with indulgence (and that)
After forty-five years of my life dedicated to its service with an upright zeal
(The faults of incompetent abilities will be) consigned to oblivion,
As I myself must soon be to the mansions of rest
I anticipate with pleasing expectation that retreat in which I promise myself to realize the sweet enjoyment of partaking,
In the midst of my fellow-citizens, the benign influence of good laws under a free government,
The ever-favorite object of my heart, and the happy reward, as I trust
Of our mutual cares, labors, and dangers

Jefferson: That was a pretty good address.

Lee: Agreed. 

[Washington:]
One last time

[All Women:]
George Washington's going home!

Seabury: You've earned it sir!

Washington: Thank you, Seabury

[Hamilton:]
Teach 'em how to say goodbye

[Company:]
George Washington's going home!

[Washington:]
You and I

[Company:]
George Washington's going home!

[Washington:]
Going home

[Company:]
George Washington's going home!

[Washington:]
History has its eyes on you, you, you! Yeah!

Lee: This again.

Eacker: It seems like a theme around here. 

[Company:]
George Washington's going home!

[Washington (Company):]
We're gonna teach 'em how to say goodbye!
(Teach 'em how to say goodbye!)
Teach 'em how to say goodbye!
(Teach 'em how!)
To say goodbye!
(Say goodbye!)
Say goodbye!
(Say goodbye!)
One last time!
(One last time!)
Time...

Peggy: This is honestly a good song, reminds me of the last part of non-stop.