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[00:00.00]Prologue: Ragtime - David Loud
[00:34.09]In 1902 father built a house
[00:36.48]At the crest of the brodview
[00:38.03]Avenue hill in new rochelle
[00:40.28]New york and it seemed for
[00:42.38]Some years thereafter that all the family's days would be
[00:46.62]Warm and fair
[00:47.81]
[00:52.81]The skies were blue and hazy
[00:56.93]Rarely a storm Barely a chill
[01:00.03]La la la la
[01:02.23]The afternoons were lazy
[01:06.17]Everyone warm Everything still
[01:09.44]La la la la
[01:11.65]And there was distant music
[01:15.50]Simple and somehow sublime
[01:20.27]Giving the nation
[01:21.97]A new syncopation
[01:24.17]The people called it ragtime
[01:26.94]
[01:31.06]Father was well-off
[01:32.06]
[01:32.95]Very well-off His considerable
[01:35.22]Income was derived from the manufacture and sale of
[01:37.93]Fireworks and other accoutrements of patriotism Father
[01:41.82]Was also something of an amateur explorer
[01:43.94]
[01:46.46]The house on the hill in new rochelle was mother's
[01:49.42]Domain She took pleasure in making it comfortable
[01:52.57]For the men of her family and often told herself how
[01:55.49]Fortunate she was to be so protected and provided for
[01:59.10]By her husband
[02:00.06]
[02:03.36]Mother's younger brother worked at father's fireworks
[02:05.68]Factory He was a genius at explosives But he was also
[02:10.49]A young man in search of something to believe in His
[02:14.29]Sisterwondered when he would find it
[02:16.01]
[02:19.47]Grandfather had been a professor of greek and latin Now
[02:23.13]Retired and living with his daughter and her family he
[02:26.43]Was thoroughly irritated by everything
[02:29.05]
[02:32.60]The days were gently tinted
[02:36.12]Lavender pink lemon and lime
[02:40.27]Ladies with parasols
[02:42.35]Fellows with tennis balls
[02:44.60]There were gazebos and
[02:46.48]The were no negroes
[02:48.03]
[02:50.56]And everything was ragtime
[02:52.91]
[03:05.09]Listen to the ragtime
[03:06.89]
[03:09.35]In harlem men and women of color forgot their
[03:11.88]Troubles and danced and reveled to the music of
[03:14.62]Coalhouse walker jr This was a music that was theirs
[03:18.87]And no one else's
[03:20.14]One young woman thought coalhouse played just for her
[03:22.77]Her name was sarah
[03:24.00]
[03:25.21]Ooooh
[03:26.08]Booker t Washington was the most famous negro
[03:28.27]In the country He counselled friendship between the
[03:31.26]Races and spoke of the promise of the future He had no
[03:35.23]Patience for negroes who lived less than exemplary lives
[03:39.44]
[03:43.52]Ladies with parasols
[03:45.41]Fellows with tennis balls
[03:47.31]There were no negroes
[03:49.02]And there were no immigrants
[03:51.28]
[04:07.62]In latvia a man dremed of a new life
[04:10.17]For his little girl
[04:11.45]It would be a long journey a treeible one
[04:14.33]He would not lose her as he had her mother
[04:16.81]His name was tateh He never spoke of his wife
[04:20.52]The little girl was all he had now
[04:22.32]Together they would escape
[04:23.95]
[04:26.03]Houdini Look it's houdini
[04:28.15]
[04:33.10]Ooh aah
[04:35.58]
[04:40.44]Ooh aah
[04:43.16]
[04:46.41]Harry houdini was one immigrant who made and art of
[04:50.67]Escape He was a headliner in the top vaudeville circuits
[04:54.35]Ich bin die mutter des grossen houdinis
[04:58.02]He mad his mother proud But for all his achievements he
[05:02.12]Knew he was only an illusionist He wanted to believe
[05:05.68]There was more
[05:06.62]
[05:07.74]Hello sonny
[05:08.80]Warn the duke
[05:09.84]
[05:10.36]What did you say
[05:11.29]
[05:12.19]And there was distant music
[05:15.71]Changing the tune changing the time
[05:19.77]Giving the nation
[05:21.00]A new syncopation:
[05:23.04]La la la
[05:24.07]
[05:25.49]Certain men make a country great
[05:27.90]They can't help it
[05:29.30]At the very apex of the american pyramid
[05:32.17]That's the very tip-top
[05:33.78]Like pharoahs reincarnate stood j p Morgan
[05:37.38]And henry ford
[05:39.28]All men are born equal
[05:41.48]But the cream rises to the top
[05:44.21]
[05:45.38]Let me at those sosn of b**ches
[05:47.71]
[05:48.51]These men are the
[05:49.80]Demons who are sucking your very souls dry
[05:53.91]I hate them
[05:54.86]Someone should arrest that woman
[05:56.64]
[05:57.84]The radical anarchist emma goldman fought against the
[06:01.08]Ravages of american capitalism as she watched her fellow
[06:05.56]Immigrants' hopes turn to despair on the lower east side
[06:10.69]
[06:11.67]La la la
[06:12.51]La la la la
[06:15.33]Whee
[06:15.83]But america was watching another drama
[06:18.98]Evelyn nesbit was the most beautiful woman in america
[06:22.64]If she wore her hair in curls
[06:24.86]Every woman wore her hair
[06:26.44]In curls
[06:27.57]Her lover was the eminent architect stanford white
[06:30.22]Designer of the pennsylvania station on 33rd street
[06:33.43]
[06:35.84]Her husband the eccentric millionaire harry k Thaw
[06:39.78]
[06:40.76]Was a violent man
[06:42.82]
[06:43.63]After her husband shot her lover
[06:46.05]Evelyn became the biggest
[06:47.82]Attraction in vaudeville since tom thumb
[06:51.20]La la la la la
[06:53.75]Bang
[06:54.23]La la la
[06:55.19]Bang
[06:55.90]La
[06:56.33]Bang
[06:56.96]And although the newspapers called the shooting the
[07:00.39]Crime of the century goldman knew it was only 1906
[07:05.66]And there were ninety-four years to go
[07:08.44]Whee
[07:10.40]
[07:10.99]And there was music playing
[07:14.50]Catching a nation in it's prime
[07:18.28]Beggar and millionaire
[07:20.18]Everyone everywhere
[07:22.18]Moving to the ragtime
[07:26.79]
[08:20.96]And there was distant music
[08:25.45]Skipping a beat singing a dream
[08:28.88]La la la la
[08:31.30]A strange insistent music
[08:35.63]Putting out heat
[08:37.09]
[08:37.68]Picking up steam
[08:39.08]La la la la
[08:41.29]The sound of distant thunder
[08:45.23]Suddenly starting to climb
[08:51.24]
[08:51.77]It was the music
[08:53.14]Of something beginning
[08:55.00]An era exploding
[08:56.72]A century spinning
[08:58.06]In riches and rags
[08:59.66]And in rhythm and rhyme
[09:02.02]The people called it Ragtime
[09:03.93]
[09:04.89]Ragtime
[09:07.54]
[09:08.57]Ragtime
[09:11.09]
[09:12.15]Ragitme
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