"Dear Theodosia" is a tender duet from the Broadway musical Hamilton, where Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton express hopes for their newborn children (Theodosia Burr and Philip Hamilton). The song highlights themes of parenthood and legacy against the backdrop of America's founding era.
"Dear Theodosia" is a tender duet from the musical Hamilton, sung by Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton to their newborn children.
It reflects their hopes and fears as fathers, contrasting their personal lives with their political ambitions.
The song’s title references Burr’s real-life daughter, Theodosia.
A tender ballad from Act 2 of Hamilton, sung by Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton to their newborn children, contrasting their personal vulnerabilities with their public personas.
"Dear Theodosia" is a tender ballad from the musical Hamilton, sung by Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton to their newborn children. Theodosia was Burr’s real-life daughter, and the song reflects the characters’ hopes and vulnerabilities.
"Dear Theodosia" is a tender duet from the musical Hamilton, sung by Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton to their newborn children. It highlights their hopes and fears as fathers.
