Phil Ochs That Was The President 가사검색

That Was The President Phil Ochs That was the President and that was the man.

Talking Cuban Crisis Phil Ochs It was just a little while ago, I glued my ears to the radio The announcer was sayin' we'd better beware A crisis was hanging, a wave up in the air Crawlin' on the ground, swimmin' in the sea, headin'

Talking Vietnam Blues Phil Ochs Threw all the people in relocation camps, Under lock and key, made damn sure they're free. Well I walked through the jungle and around the bend Who should I meet but President Diem.

The Thresher Phil Ochs In Portsmouth town On the eastern shore Where many a fine ship was born The Thresher was built And the Thresher was launched And the crew of the Thresher was sworn She was shaped like a tear She was built

I Ain't Marching Anymore (LP Version) Phil Ochs I've killed my share of Indians In a thousand different fights I was there at the Little Big Horn I heard many men lying I saw many more dying But I ain't marchin' anymore C G It's always the old to lead

I Ain't Marching Anymore Phil Ochs Oh I marched to the battle of New Orleans At the end of the early British war The young land started growing The young blood started flowing But I ain't marchin' anymore For I've killed my share of

Bound For Glory Phil Ochs He walked all over his own growin' land From the New York island to the California sand He saw all the people that needed to be seen Planted all the grass where it needed to be green And now he's bound

Links On The Chain Phil Ochs Then the army of the fascists tried to put you on the run, but the army of the union, they did what could be done, Oh, the power of the factory was greater than the gun, As you built one more link on the

Lou Marsh Phil Ochs On the streets of New York city when the hour was getting late There were young men armed with knives and guns, young men armed with hate And Lou Marsh stepped between them and died there in his tracks

Hills Of West Virginia Phil Ochs From the flat plains of ohio we drifted out one day, D g a For the southern part of the journey G d g d Underneath the bridge, the ohio river sang G a d As we headed for the hills of west virginia And

Automation Song Phil Ochs Oh, I laid down your railroads, every mile of track With the muscles on my arm and the sweat upon my back And now the trains are rolling, they roll to every shore You tell me that my job is through, there

The Highwayman Phil Ochs The wind was a torrent of darkness Among the gusty trees The moon was a ghostly galleon Tossed upon cloudy seas And the road was a ribbon of moonlight Over the purple moor And the highwayman came riding

Ringing of Revolution Phil Ochs G C G C In a building of gold, with riches untold, G C G - C lived the families on which the country was founded.

That's What I Want To Hear Phil Ochs So you tell me that your last good dollar is goneA D Gand you say that your pockets are bare.G B7 Em E7And you tell me that your clothes are tattered and tornA A7 Dand nobody seems to care.B7 EmNow don't

Talking Birmingham Jam Phil Ochs Walkin' down to Birmingham, 'way down South in Dixie land, I thought that I would stop awhile, Take a vacation, Southern style. Got some Southern hospitality, Down there in a Southern hospital.

The Highwayman (LP Version) Phil Ochs The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees, The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas, The road was a ribbon of moonlight, over the purple moor, And the highwayman came riding

Ballad Of The Carpenter Phil Ochs Jesus was a working manC DmAnd a hero you will hearC Dm AmBorn in the town of BethlehemDm GmAt the turning of the yearA7 DmAt the turning of the yearWhen Jesus was a little ladStreets rang with his nameFor

Too Many Martyrs Phil Ochs In the state of Mississippi many years ago A boy of 14 years got a taste of southern law He saw his friend a hanging and his color was his crime And the blood upon his jacket left a brand upon his mind

In The Heat Of The Summer Phil Ochs In the heat of the summer F a When the pavements were burning Dm c dm The soul of a city was ravaged in the night Gm dm After the city sun was sinkin' Dm gm dm Now no one knows how it started F a Why the

Too Many Martyrs (LP Version) Phil Ochs In the state of Mississippi many years ago Am Em A boy of 14 years got a taste of southern law Em G D He saw his friend a hanging and his color was his crime Am Em And the blood upon his jacket left a

Love Me, I'm a Liberal Phil Ochs Kennedy As though I'd lost a father of mine But Malcolm X got what was coming He got what he asked for this time So love me, love me, love me, I'm a liberal I go to civil rights rallies And I put down

What's That I Hear Phil Ochs What's that I hear now ringing in my ear I've heard that sound before What's that I hear now ringing in my ear I hear it more and more It's the sound of freedom calling Ringing up to the sky It's the sound

The Bells Phil Ochs delight Keeping time, time, time With a sort of Runic rhyme From the tintinnabulation That so musically wells From the bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells From the jingling and the tinkling

Changes (LP Version) Phil Ochs Sit by my side, come as close as the air, Share in a memory of gray Wander in my words, dream about the pictures That I play of changes.

The Men Behind The Guns Phil Ochs every sailor's son, For the men below who fight the foe, The men behind the guns: Oh, the men behind the guns.

I'm Going to Say It Now Phil Ochs Oh I am just a student, sir, and only want to learn Bm C But it's hard to read through the risin' smoke of the books that D you like to burn G Bm C G So I'd like to make a promise and I'd like to make

Power And The Glory Phil Ochs Come and take a walk with me thru this green and growing land Walk thru the meadows and the mountains and the sand Walk thru the valleys and the rivers and the plains Walk thru the sun and walk thru the

Iron Lady Phil Ochs Have you seen the iron lady's charmsAm F DmLegs of steel, leather on her armsBb GmTaking on a man to dieAm DmA life for a life, an eye for an eyeBb Gm Dm CAnd death's the iron lady in the chairStop the

Days Of Decision Phil Ochs In the face of the people who know they're gonna win, There's a strength that's greater than the power od the wind, And you can't stand around when the ice is growing thin, For these are the days of decision

Here's to the State of Mississippi Phil Ochs G F whoa the fat trees of the forest have hid a thousand crimes, G Em Am D the calender is lyin' when it reads the present time.

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