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[Verse 1] In 1773, April, a law took hold The Tea Act, a story widely told. It gave British East India Company the right, To sell all their tea, with sole delight. But American Colonists, they didn't agree, Strongly opposed, wanting to be free. [Chorus] Oh, 1773, a rebel cry arose The Boston Tea Party, everyone knows! We dumped the tea, East India's pain, Against the Tea Act, freedom to gain! It sparked the American Revolution's fire, For liberty, our deepest desire! [Verse 2] Back in 1767, a tax appeared, The Townshend Acts, a burden feared. Most were repealed, after a big fight, But the tea tax stayed, shining so bright. The Tea Act let East India sell direct, Seemed cheaper, but our freedom it wrecked. They monopolized tea, a subtle British trick, Funding their rule, making our anger quick. [Chorus] Oh, 1773, a rebel cry arose The Boston Tea Party, everyone knows! We dumped the tea, East India's pain, Against the Tea Act, freedom to gain! It sparked the American Revolution's fire, For liberty, our deepest desire! [Verse 3] December 1773, disguised in the night, Three hundred forty-two chests, took their flight. "A Tea Party!" they joked, as the tea hit the wave, But England got mad, revenge they would crave. The Boston Port Blockade, from June 1st was made, Then Coercive Acts were swiftly laid. Drinking coffee now, a stand for me and you. [Bridge] Our spirit grew strong, as more colonies heard, In September 1774, our voices were stirred. The Continental Congress in Philadelphia, a meeting so grand, Thirteen colonies united, to take a bold stand. The conflict was set, no turning back now, [Chorus] Oh, 1773, a rebel cry arose The Boston Tea Party, everyone knows! We dumped the tea, East India's pain, Against the Tea Act, freedom to gain! It sparked the American Revolution's fire, For liberty, our deepest desire!