Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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in the repertoire of the great and tragic Paul Robeson , and thousands heard him
sing it , and thousands still hear him on phonograph records — hear him and
wonder at and ponder in these latter days the nature of our democratic faith and
the ...
in the repertoire of the great and tragic Paul Robeson , and thousands heard him
sing it , and thousands still hear him on phonograph records — hear him and
wonder at and ponder in these latter days the nature of our democratic faith and
the ...
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I hear their gentle voices calling ' Old Black Joe . ' I ' m coming , I ' m coming , for
my head is bending low . I hear their gentle voices calling ' Old Black Joe . ' ” old
buck A common name for an aged ram or steer . old cat die Allowing the rope or ...
I hear their gentle voices calling ' Old Black Joe . ' I ' m coming , I ' m coming , for
my head is bending low . I hear their gentle voices calling ' Old Black Joe . ' ” old
buck A common name for an aged ram or steer . old cat die Allowing the rope or ...
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Then Death he say how he done send a token what he can hear . But the wicked
man he say how he can ' t hear no token ' cause he now plumb deef . And he beg
Death that hard to let him live , that Death he get plumb outdone with the ...
Then Death he say how he done send a token what he can hear . But the wicked
man he say how he can ' t hear no token ' cause he now plumb deef . And he beg
Death that hard to let him live , that Death he get plumb outdone with the ...
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ain't become believe better called child church comes common cure dead death doctor don't early especially eyes father feet fellow fields finally fire flower girl give Green ground grows hand happened hard head hear heard Hill horse keep land leaves live look Lord married means morning mother mouth Negro never night North once one's pass person piece plant play players poor popular pull rain remember rhyme river road root side sing sometimes song soon sort spring stand stick story supposed sweet talk tell term thing tobacco told took tree turn usually Valley walk wife wild woman woods young