"Seventy-Six" is a song from the musical Hamilton, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda. It features the character George Washington as he reflects on the challenges of leadership and the need for a successor. The song captures the tension and urgency of the political landscape during the American Revolution. In "Seventy-Six," Washington expresses his desire to step down from the presidency, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful transfer of power. The song highlights themes of legacy, responsibility, and the impact of decisions made by leaders on the future of the nation.