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John Henry
14
Singer/Songwriter
John Henry foi lançado em 1 de janeiro de 1958 por Smithsonian Folkways Recordings como parte do álbum Richard Dyer-Bennet #5
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Data de lançamento1 de janeiro de 1958
SeloSmithsonian Folkways Recordings
IdiomaEnglish
Melodicidade
Acusticidade
Valence
Dançabilidade
Energia
BPM142

Créditos

INTERPRETAÇÃO
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Interpretação
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Composição

Letra

Now when John Henry was a little baby
Sittin' on his mammy's knee
He took a piece of steel in his right hand
Said, "Steel be the death of me, Lord God
Steel be the death of me"
Some say he was born in Texas
Some say he was born in Maine
But I say he was born in North Carolina
He was a steel-driving man, Lord God
He was a steel-driving man
John Henry drove steel on the Southern
Drove it on the CB&Q
On the old Rock Island and the Santa Fe
Baltimore, Ohio, too, Lord God
Baltimore, Ohio, too
John Henry had a little woman
Dress she wore was green
She used to make a trip to the mountain every day
Just to hear John Henry's hammer ring, Lord God
To hear John Henry's hammer ring
Now the captain said to John Henry
"I'm gonna bring my steam drill around"
John Henry said, "I'd rather be dead
Than let a steam drill beat me down, Lord God
Let a steam drill beat me down"
John Henry said to his shaker
"Shaker, you'd better pray
'Cause if I miss this six foot of steel
Tomorrow'll be your burying day, Lord God
Tomorrow'll be your burying day"
John Henry was hammerin' on the mountain
His hammer was striking fire
He hammered so hard that he broke his poor back
He laid down his hammer and he died, Lord God
He laid down his hammer and he died
Now they took John Henry from the mountain
And buried him down in the sand
And every locomotive comes roaring by
Says, "There lies a steel-driving man, Lord God
There lies a steel-driving man
There lies a steel-driving man, Lord God
There lies a steel-driving man"
Written by: Richard Dyer-Bennet
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