Belle
(Trad, arr par Ambrozijn)
Belle, je m'en vais en Allemagne
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inviata da laverdure 11/9/2005 - 19:48
Not In My Name
If a slice of your pie means more people must die
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inviata da laverdure 11/9/2005 - 19:17
Wenn die Soldaten durch die Stadt marschieren
Wenn die Soldaten
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inviata da laverdure 11/9/2005 - 18:24
Hallalì
dall'album "Hallo Mem" 2005
"L'Italia ripudia la guerra come strumento di offesa alla libertà di altri popoli e come mezzo di risoluzione delle controversie internazionali"
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inviata da adriana 11/9/2005 - 10:25
Marching To The Border
from "Shout Down the Wind
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
I’m marching to the border.
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11/9/2005 - 00:42
Frank, Dennis, And Me
(2001)
Interpretata anche da Jim Page
Interpretata anche da Jim Page
I was eighteen and change when the telephone rang,
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11/9/2005 - 00:39
Percorsi:
Guerra in Vietnam: vista dagli USA
Sam the Alligator
(1990)
Well there's a story I heard and I'm telling it to you,
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11/9/2005 - 00:36
Main Street
from "Shout Down the Wind
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
There’s a war far away from Main Street today,
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11/9/2005 - 00:31
Shout Down the Wind
from "Shout Down the Wind
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
I was born and raised American,
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11/9/2005 - 00:28
Raise Your Ass, Raise Your Bail (The Shadow Song)
from "Shout Down the Wind
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
«There is a war going on. This is a wartime album. The soul of America is at stake. This is our country, our government, and our responsibility. It is time to take a stand, raise a voice. These are hard songs for hard times, and by far the hardest album I have ever produced.»
(from the Liner notes)
Songs of Peace, Protest, and Patriotism" (2004)
«There is a war going on. This is a wartime album. The soul of America is at stake. This is our country, our government, and our responsibility. It is time to take a stand, raise a voice. These are hard songs for hard times, and by far the hardest album I have ever produced.»
(from the Liner notes)
Raise your ass out of my sight.
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inviata da Lorenzo Masetti 11/9/2005 - 00:25
Reunion Hill
[1997]
Lyrics and music by Richard Shindell
Testo e musica di Richard Shindell
Album: "Reunion Hill"
Also performed by / Interpretata anche da Joan Baez
"[...]That economy reveals Shindell as an artist of uncommon intuitive gifts, whose verbal brush strokes strategically conjure up more with less. In Reunion Hill, his masterful lament for Joan Baez, Shindell recalls the pain of personal loss in war not by chewing the scenery or overpainting it, but by evoking associations with unremarkable objects and actions. His Civil War widow, ten years later, remembers that ragged army that limped across these fields of mine—not through a macabre body count, but through the everyday objects that the soldiers left behind:
Even now I find their things
Glasses, Coins, and Golden Rings
And she reflects on the loss of her husband not through the particulars of her suffering or the deprivations of... (continua)
Lyrics and music by Richard Shindell
Testo e musica di Richard Shindell
Album: "Reunion Hill"
Also performed by / Interpretata anche da Joan Baez
"[...]That economy reveals Shindell as an artist of uncommon intuitive gifts, whose verbal brush strokes strategically conjure up more with less. In Reunion Hill, his masterful lament for Joan Baez, Shindell recalls the pain of personal loss in war not by chewing the scenery or overpainting it, but by evoking associations with unremarkable objects and actions. His Civil War widow, ten years later, remembers that ragged army that limped across these fields of mine—not through a macabre body count, but through the everyday objects that the soldiers left behind:
Even now I find their things
Glasses, Coins, and Golden Rings
And she reflects on the loss of her husband not through the particulars of her suffering or the deprivations of... (continua)
Must’ve been in late September
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11/9/2005 - 00:18
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