All My Trials







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DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
DI had a little book, 'twas given to Amime
and Devery page F#mispelled "LiberGty"
DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
DIf religion were a thing that money could Amibuy
The Drich would live F#miand the poor would Gdie
DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
DToo late, my brothers, F#mitoo late
but never Gmind
DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
DThere is a tree in paraAmidise
the Dpilgrims call F#miit the tree of Glife
DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
DToo late, my brothers, F#mitoo late
but never Gmind
DAllF#mi Hmi Dmy Emitrials, Lord, Asoon be Dover
 
 
autoři:   spirituál /
interpret:   Peter&Paul&Mary
The lovely spiritual, All my Trials, comes originally from the Bahamas. Apparently it was a lullaby, although to me it sounds way too sad for this purpose (almost heartbreakingly sad in fact). Perhaps because of its theme of dealing with adversity by thinking of a better life to come, it was frequently performed during the folk revival of the 1950s and 60s in the U.S. It has been recorded by Joan Baez, Paul McCartney and Elvis Presley, amongst others.
klíčová slova:   Peter&Paul&Mary , anglický text , ukolébavka

dvojice:   All My Trials (Hush little baby) 


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