| Description |
264 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
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notated music ntm rdacontent |
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unmediated n rdamedia |
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volume nc rdacarrier |
| Note |
For voice, with chord symbols. |
| Contents |
Ain't afraid to die -- All work together -- Angel baby -- Ask and see -- At the end of every row -- Away down in this ocean -- Babe, oh, baby! -- The backdoor bum and the big landlord -- Bandy the girls about -- Been down the river too long -- Belle Starr -- Better world -- Biggest thing that man has ever done (The great historical bum) -- Bim bom -- Birthday song -- The biting fly -- Bling-blang -- Blow, big wind -- Boomtown Bill -- Buffalo skinners -- Bug-eyed Jim -- Buoy bells from Trenton -- Chicken sneeze -- Circle of truth -- Cleano -- Columbia's waters -- Come home -- Come see -- Coney Island -- Curly headed baby -- Dance around -- Dead or alive -- Dear Mrs. Roosevelt -- Death row -- Death Valley lovers -- Dig a hole -- Dig my life away -- Don't you push me down -- Doorstep baby -- Do re mi -- Down in Oklayhoma -- Dry and dusty hobo -- Dry bed -- Dry spell on the plains -- Dust bowl refugee -- Dust can't kill me -- Dust pneumonia blues -- Dust storm disaster -- The dying miner -- East Texas red -- Eleckatricity and all -- End of my line -- England's grass a-growing -- The fox -- Fray on the bay -- Funny mountain -- Gamblin' man -- Going down the road (I ain't going to be treated this way)(Blowing down this road feeling bad) -- Goin' up this mountain -- Goodnight little Arlo -- The Grand Coulee Dam -- Grand Coulee powder monkey -- The great ship -- Gypsy Davy -- Hangknot, slipknot -- Hanuka dance -- Hard, ain't it hard -- Hard travelin' -- Head rise -- Heaven my home -- Henry Street jail -- Hey, hey, hey, hey -- Hey, pretty baby -- Hey rattler -- The hour cometh -- Howdido -- I ain't got no home -- I don't like the way this world's a-treating me -- I'll never get drunk any more -- I'll write and I'll draw -- I'm a child ta fight -- I'm living in Coney Island till I die -- Innocent man -- It's Hanuka -- I've got to know -- I want it now -- Jackhammer blues -- Jackhammer John -- Jesus Christ -- Jig along home -- Jugate jig -- Joe -- Kiss in' on -- Ladies auxiliary -- Last class seaman -- Lay down, little dogies -- Left along -- Life belt washed up on the shore -- Little seed -- Little sugar (Little sacra sugar) -- Lonesome soul blues -- Lonesome valley -- Los Angeles New Years Flood -- Mailman -- Mail myself to you -- Make a blobble -- The many and the few -- Merry-go-round -- Miss. Pavilichenko -- Mister Sunshine -- Mister Tom Mooney -- The mound of your grave -- Muleskinner blues -- My daddy (flies a ship in the sky) -- My dolly -- My name is New York -- Needle sing -- New York Town -- 900 miles -- 1913 Massacre -- Ninety and nine -- Ocean go -- Old chy-car-go -- The old cracked looking glass -- Old lone wolf -- One by one -- One day old -- One little thing the atom can't do -- One mile from the human race -- Out past the end of the line -- Pastures of plenty -- Peace call -- Peace pin boogie -- Peejammers I hate -- Pick it up -- Plane wreck at Los Gatos (deportee)(Goodbye Juan) -- Pretty and shiny-o -- Pretty boy Floyd -- Pretty little baby -- Pretty pleasures -- Prison'er's River -- Put your finger in the air -- Race you down the mountain -- Rambolin' railroad hobo -- Ranch of the sea -- The ranger's command -- The rape of Ruth Farnsworth -- Red apple juice -- Red runner -- Riding down my old rock canyon -- Riding in my car -- Roll on Columbia -- Sally don't you grieve -- Salvation train -- The scarlet banner -- Seamen three -- Sleep eye -- Sleepy tight -- So long it's been good to know yuh -- Suffer little children to come unto me -- Swimmy swim -- Taking it easy -- Talkin' constitution -- Talking Columbia -- Talking dust blues -- Talking fish blues -- Talking merchant marine -- This could never happen in my dear old sunny south -- This land is your land -- Tin horn taxi -- Tom Joad -- Trouble at Redondo -- Trouble on the waters -- Union feeling -- Union maid -- Vanport's flood -- Vigilante man -- Wake up -- Wear my ribbon -- Weavery life -- What's the rush? -- Why oh why -- Wild animul -- Will my family be together? -- Willy Rogers Highway -- Woman at home -- You better get ready -- You gotta go down and join the Union. |
| Subject |
Folk songs, American.
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| Genre/Form |
Folk songs, English -- United States.
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Folk music -- United States.
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Popular music -- 1951-1960.
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Popular music -- 1961-1970.
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| Added Author |
Seeger, Pete, 1919-2014.
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| Cover Title |
Nearly complete collection of Woody Guthrie folk songs |
| Added Title |
Ain't afraid to die.
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All work together.
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Angel baby.
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Ask and see.
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At the end of every row.
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Away down in this ocean.
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Babe, oh, baby!
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Backdoor bum and the big landlord.
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Bandy the girls about.
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Been down the river too long.
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Belle Starr.
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Better world.
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Biggest thing that man has ever done.
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Bim bom.
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Birthday song.
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Biting fly.
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Bling-blang.
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Blow, big wind.
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Boomtown Bill.
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Buffalo skinners.
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Bug-eyed Jim.
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Buoy bells from Trenton.
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Chicken sneeze.
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Circle of truth.
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Cleano.
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Columbia's waters.
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Come home.
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Come see.
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Coney Island.
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Curly headed baby.
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Dance around.
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Dead or alive.
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Dear Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Death row.
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Death Valley lovers.
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Dig a hole.
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Dig my life away.
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Don't you push me down.
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Doorstep baby.
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Do re mi.
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Down in Oklayhoma.
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Dry and dusty hobo.
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Dry bed.
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Dry spell on the plains.
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Dust bowl refugee.
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Dust can't kill me.
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Dust pneumonia blues.
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Dust storm disaster.
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Dying miner.
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East Texas red.
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Eleckatricity and all.
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End of my line.
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England's grass a-growing.
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Fox.
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Fray on the bay.
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Funny mountain.
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Gamblin' man.
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Going down the road.
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Goin' up this mountain.
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Goodnight little Arlo.
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Grand Coulee Dam.
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Grand Coullee powder monkey.
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Great ship.
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Gypsy Davy.
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Hangknot, slipknot.
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Hanuka dance.
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Hard, ain't it hard.
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Hard travelin'.
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Head rise.
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Heaven is my home.
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Henry Street jail.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey.
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Hey, pretty baby.
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Hey rattler.
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Hour cometh.
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Howdido.
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I ain't got no home.
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I don't like the way this world's a-treating me.
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I'll never get drunk any more.
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I'll write and I'll draw.
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I'm a child ta fight.
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I'm living in Coney Island till I die.
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Innocent man.
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It's Hanuka.
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I've got to know.
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I want it now.
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Jackhammer blues.
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Hackhammer John.
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Jesus Christ.
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Jig along home.
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Jiggytoe jig.
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Joe Hillstrom.
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Kissin' on.
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Ladies auxiliary.
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Last class seaman.
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Lay down, little dogies.
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Left alone.
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Lifebelt washed up on the shore.
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Little seed.
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Little sugar.
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Lonesome soul blues.
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Lonesome valley.
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Los Angeles New Years flood.
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Mailman.
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Mail myself to you.
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Make a blobble.
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Many and the few.
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Merry-go-round.
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Miss. Pavilichenko.
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Mister Sunshine.
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Mister Tom Mooney.
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Mound of your grave.
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Muleskinner blues.
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My daddy, flies a ship in the sky.
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My dolly.
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My name is New York.
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Needle sing.
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New York Town.
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900 miles.
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1913 massacre.
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Ninety and nine.
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Ocean go.
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Old chy-dar-go.
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Old cracked looking glass.
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Old lone wolf.
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One by one.
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One day old.
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One little thing the atom can't do.
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One mile from the human race.
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Out past the end of the line.
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Pastures of plenty.
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Peace call.
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Peace pin boogie.
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Peejammers I hate.
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Pick it up.
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Plane wreck at Los Gatos.
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Pretty and shiny-o.
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Pretty boy Floyd.
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Pretty little baby.
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Pretty pleasures.
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Prisoner's River.
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Put your finger in the air.
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Race you down the mountain.
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Rambolin' railroad hobo.
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Ranch of the sea.
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Ranger's command.
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Rape of Ruth Farnsworth.
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Red apple juice.
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Red runner.
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Riding down my old rock canyon.
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Riding in my car.
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Roll on Columbia.
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Sally don't you grieve.
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Salvation train.
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Scarlet banner.
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Seaman three.
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Sleep eye.
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So long it's been good to know yuh.
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Suffer little children to come unto me.
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Swimmy swim.
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Taking it easy.
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Talkin' constitution.
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Talking Columbia.
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Talking dust blues.
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Talking fish blues.
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Talking merchant marine.
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This could never happen in my dear old sunny south.
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This land is your land.
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Tin horn taxi.
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Tom Joad.
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Trouble at Redondo.
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Trouble on the waters.
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Union feeling.
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Union maid.
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Vanport's flood.
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Vigilante man.
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Wake up.
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Wear my ribbon.
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Weavery life.
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What's the rush?
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Why oh why.
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Wild animul.
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Will my family be together?
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Willy Rogers Highway.
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Woman at home.
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You better get ready.
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You gotta go down and join the Union.
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