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I’m so inspired by the #MarchForOurLives students out there owning their voices. “I’m so inspired by the #MarchForOurLives students out there owning their voices,” he wrote. Lin-Manuel Miranda & Ben Platt Found/Tonight: We may not yet have reached our glory But I will gladly join the fight And when our children tell th. Justin Timberlake tweeted in support of the march on Monday as well. If you only look around, you will be found.” So let the sun streaming in, ’cause you’ll reach up and rise again. Platt and Miranda’s voices come together to deliver verses like, “Even when the dark comes crashing through, when you need a friend to carry you, when you’re broken on the ground, you will be found.

The video features the Broadway stars in an intimate studio setting, facing each other as they harmonize to a live piano and orchestra. This song is my way of helping to raise funds and awareness for their efforts, and to say Thank You, and that we are with you so let’s keep fighting, together.Miranda then introduces the first “Dear Evan Hansen” lyrics, singing, “Have you ever felt like nobody was there? Have you ever felt forgotten in the idle of nowhere? Have you ever felt like you could disappear? Like you could fall and no one would hear.” Not just for themselves, but for all of us. “In the midst of their grief, they mobilized the youth of our nation and created a movement. “In the wake of Parkland, I was awestruck by the strength and leadership of the students and their ability to speak truth to power,” Miranda previously said in a statement. Proceeds from “Found/Tonight,” a mash-up of Hamilton‘s “The Story of Tonight and Dear Evan Hansen‘s “You Will Be Found,” will benefit March for Our Lives. Soon after, the crowd started an impromptu chant of “Vote Them Out,” the rallying cry against politicians who refuse to take action on gun control. Don’t give up,” Miranda told the crowds following the performance. “We may not yet have reached our glory / But we’ll surely join the fight / And when our children tell the story / They’ll tell the story of tonight,” the Broadway stars sang to the thousands of students gathered in the streets of the nation’s capital. Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt delivered an emotional rendition of “Found/Tonight,” their mash-up of ballads from Hamilton and Dear Evan Hansen, at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C.

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