Woody at 100 Woody Guthrie Songtexte
Woody Guthrie Songtexte
Woody at 100 (2012)
- This Land Is Your Land Songtext
- Pastures Of Plenty Songtext
- Riding In My Car (car Song) Songtext
- The Grand Coulee Dam Songtext
- Talking Dust Bowl Songtext
- So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Yuh (dusty Old Dust) Songtext
- Ramblin’ Round Songtext
- Philadephia Lawyer Songtext
- Hard Travelin’ Songtext
- Pretty Boy Floyd Songtext
- Hobo’s Lullaby Songtext
- Talking Columbia Songtext
- The Sinking Of The Reuben James Songtext
- Jesus Christ Songtext
- Gypsy Davy Songtext
- New York Town Songtext
- Goind Down The Road (feeling Bad) Songtext
- Hard, Ain’t It Hard Songtext
- The Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done (the Great Historical Bum) Songtext
- This Land Is Your Land Songtext
- Jarama Valley Songtext
- Why, Oh Why Songtext
- I’ve Got To Know Songtext
- Better World A-comin’ Songtext
- When That Great Ship Went Down (the Great Ship) Songtext
- A Dollar Down And A Dollar A Week Songtext
- Talking Centralia Songtext
- 1913 Massacre Songtext
- Dirty Overalls Songtext
- My Daddy (flies A Ship In The Sky) Songtext
- Worried Man Blues Songtext
- Hangknot, Slipknot Songtext
- Buffalo Skinners Songtext
- Howdi Do Songtext
- Jackhammer John Songtext
- The Ranger’s Command Songtext
- So Long, It’s Been Good To Know You (wwii Version) Songtext
- What Are We Waiting On Songtext
- Lindbergh Songtext
- Ludlow Massacre Songtext
- Bad Lee Brown (cocaine Blues) Songtext
- Two Good Men Songtext
- Farmer-labor Train Songtext
- The Jolly Banker Songtext
- We Shall Be Free Songtext
- I Ain’t Got No Home (in This World Anymore) Songtext
- Them Big City Ways Songtext
- Do Re Mi Songtext
- Skid Row Serenade Songtext
- Radio Program The Ballad Gazette With Woody Guthrie Songtext
- Bbc Children’s Hour July 7, 1984 Songtext
- People’s Songs, Hootenanny Songtext
- Wnyc Radio Program Folk Songs Of America December 12, 1940 Songtext
- Reckless Talk Songtext
- All Work Together Songtext
- My Little Seed Songtext
- Goodnight Little Cathy Songtext
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