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I feel like this song shows Angelica's love for her sister. Even though she will "never be satisfied" without Alexander, she would rather her sister be happy than herself. Angelica is somewhat at war with herself, struggling between her own longing for Alexander but also her love for Eliza. She's determined that Alexander only wants her because she is a Schuyler sister and she has money, but she also falls in love with him. But, she can see that her sister did, too. In the end, she "gives" Alexander to her sister, saying that even though she will never be satisfied, at least her sister will be. And the last few lines in the song -"and I know she'll be happy as his bride, and I know he will never be satisfied, I will never be satisfied"- shows a lot about not only Angelica's character, but also Alexander's. In the future, his "always wanting for more" gets him in a lot of trouble, and Angelica states that she knows he always will want more.
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This is just what i feel it is about, not actually what it is about. Hope this helps!