Write a song to help schoolchildren learn the 10 amendments contained in the Bill of Rights. Make it a parody of the song "Lava" by Kuana Torred Kahele and Napua Greig.
A long long time it’s been
Since they wrote the constitution
They wanted to make sure we would have liberties

The first amendment protects the
Right we have to free speech
And religion, and press, and to assemble
Second, there’s the right to bear
Arms, which really means guns 
The third is weird, it’s to refuse to let soldiers stay in our homes…

I have a dream
I hope will come true
That you know you’re free
And I know it too
I hope you remember these things that we learn
Cause this is your country too

The fourth amendment protects us from
Unreasonable searches and seizures, fun
The fifth says that people can’t be tried 
Twice for the same crime
In the sixth amendment they offered
Us the right to a lawyer
Seventh, we get the right
to a trial by jury

The eighth amendment prohibits
Cruel and unusual punishments
Ninth is rights not specified in the constitution
Tenth and last says to me
That powers not meant to be
Given to the government
Are retained by me (and the states!)

I have a dream
I hope will come true
That you know you’re free
And I know it too
I hope you remember these things that we learn
Cause this is your country too