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Hush little baby don't you cry
You know your mama was born to die.
All my trials Lord soon be over
The river of Jordan is muddy and cold
Well it chills the body but not the soul.
All my trials Lord soon be over
I've got a little book with pages three
And every page spells liberty.
All my trials Lord soon be over
Too late my brothers
Too late but never mind.
All my trials Lord soon be over
If livin' were a thing that money could buy
You know the rich would live and the poor would die.
All my trials Lord soon be over
There grows a tree in paradise
And the pilgrims call it the tree of life.
All my trials Lord soon be over
Too late my brothers
Too late but never mind.
All my trials Lord soon be over
All my trials Lord soon be over
You know your mama was born to die.
All my trials Lord soon be over
Well it chills the body but not the soul.
All my trials Lord soon be over
And every page spells liberty.
All my trials Lord soon be over
Too late but never mind.
All my trials Lord soon be over
You know the rich would live and the poor would die.
All my trials Lord soon be over
And the pilgrims call it the tree of life.
All my trials Lord soon be over
Too late but never mind.
All my trials Lord soon be over
All my trials Lord soon be over
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Bad catchy song alert: never ever listen to this song! I love sad sad blues and I love Joan Baez. Still, I hate this song. A tired mother singing a lullaby - grumblingly. "born to die" is a piece of negative thinking if I ever heard one. Pity I can not get this sticky song out of my head.
Are you saying she wants to die because she is tired? It seems to me more of a protest song about a mother who is dying for a cause or as a result of persecution?
Are you saying she wants to die because she is tired? It seems to me more of a protest song about a mother who is dying for a cause or as a result of persecution?
"If living were a thing that money could buy" is what Joan sings in 1960 LP record, not religion. Makes more sense to me, too.
Ta for that :)
Ta for that :)