Jerry Herman
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Carol Channing
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & David Burns
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Charles Nelson Reilly & & Jerry Dodge & Carol Channing
Jerry Herman & Eileen Brennan
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & & Eileen Brennan & Carol Channing
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Eileen Brennan & Jerry Dodge & Carol Channing & Charles Nelson Reilly
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Carol Channing
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Eileen Brennan & Jerry Dodge & Charles Nelson Reilly &
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Carol Channing
Jerry Herman & Original Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly! & Charles Nelson Reilly & Eileen Brennan
Jerry Herman & Carol Channing
Sang desperately by Dolly and the other women in order to distract Mr. Vandergelder, this is a song meant to be patriotic in nature.
Referencing such disparate events such as the American Revolution(1775-83), the Napoleonic Wars(1803-15), Texas Revolution (1835-36), and most prominently, the Americ...
[DOLLY]
I stand for
Motherhood
America
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
Betsy Ross' flag is passing
Do you see him
On the hill at Gettysburg
'Neath that great triumphal arch?
If you see him as he's trampling through the grapes of wrath
Stand up and march, march, march!
[IRENE]
I stand for motherhood
America
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
There's a tear-stained eagle passing
Do you see him
On the bridge at Waterloo
'Neath that great triumphal arch?
If you hear him singing "Dixie" in the sugar cane
Stand up and march, march, march!
[DOLLY]
Alamo!
Remember the Alamo!
I regret that I've one life to give
For my country
In the words of Lincoln
One by land and two if by sea
Yes, Dad, I chopped that cherry tree down
O, Stonewall Jackson
Glory
Glory
Hallelujah!
[IRENE & MINNIE]
I stand for motherhood
America
And a hot lunch for orphans
Take off your hat, sir
While your country's flag is passing
Do you see him
On the field at Gettysburg
'Neath that great triumphal arch
If you see him as he's trampling through the grapes of wrath
[ALL]
Stand up and march, march-
[IRENE, spoken]
Four score and seven years ago!
[ALL]
March, march-
[MINNIE, spoken]
To form a more perfect union!
[ALL]
March, march-
[DOLLY, spoken]
Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!
[ALL]
March, march, march!
Motherhood was written by Jerry Herman.
Motherhood was produced by Andy Wiswell.
Jerry Herman released Motherhood on Wed Jan 01 1964.