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ROAD TO FREEDOM `John Stewart`

I'm gonna walk that road that we walked long before, many years ago, and we'll walk a hundred more. Chorus: And we're comin' one by one. You didn't see us two by two.

BALLAD OF THE QUIET FIGHTER `John Stewart`

Chorus: Oh, I stood watchin', oh, I stood waitin' and as the rivers of freedom run through this land I'll be there for to lend you my hand.

Julie, Judy, Angel Rain `John Stewart`

Julie, Judy, Angel Rain I'm on the road again Julie, Judy, Angel Rain I'm on the road again Julie was my woman We never laughed or cried Julie was my woman Who never looked inside Now my woman's Angel

THE NEW FRONTIER `John Stewart`

Chorus: Some to the rivers and some to the sea. Some to the soil that our fathers made free. Then on to the stars in the heav'ns for to see. This is the new frontier. This is the new frontier.

SONG FOR A FRIEND `John Stewart`

Look then in the hills when there's courage in the wind and in the face of freedom and those who look to him.

Golden Rollin' Belly `John Stewart`

Out on the road Without a woman I get lonely Out on the road Without a woman I get mad I don't care what the preachers say He never had it anyway Never found it lying on his bed I mean a golden

Philadelphia Freedom `Elton John`

I used to be a rolling stone You know if the cause was right I'd leave to find the answer on the road I used to be a heart beating for someone But the times have changed The less I say the more

RUN THE RIDGES `John Stewart`

Well, I hope to tell you, Johnny, that I lay that rifle down but leave the noose and the calaboose and headed for another town.

RUNNING OUT OF TOMORROWS `John Stewart`

Can it really be that lone since I've been home to momma? Can it really be that long as the letters try to say? I'm more lonesome right now than ever I remember.

Oldest Living Son `John Stewart`

Sycamores grow in their long planted rows Out there to break the morning wind Still the dust it always blows It's in our eyes, it's in our clothes And it's in our very souls Like this song about me

PUT YOUR MONEY AWAY `John Stewart`

I could go a-runnin', jumpin', reachin' for the sky (reachin' for the sky) That's all that I thought that it would take to buy your mind (take to buy your mind) Then one day, I looked the other way

Gold `John Stewart`

Drivin' over Kanan, singin' to my soul, There's people out there turnin' music into gold. Well my buddy Jim Bass he's a-workin' pumpin gas, And he makes two fifty for an hour.

GO TELL ROGER `John Stewart`

Let's make some funny phone calls to folks with funny names. Albert holds his breath when he gets mad. That's when I really like him 'cause his breath is really bad.

PORTLAND TOWN `John Stewart`

Rains came the very next day but I been gone to long. There's a gal in Portland town and she sings a marryin' song. Goin' back to Portland town. Goin' back to Portland town. Yes, I am.

WHERE ARE YOU GOING LITTLE BOY? `John Stewart`

He won't have to hear those straight faced liars or bad mouth talkers or mean back biters. That's where I'm going with the rain. Where are you going with the wind?

COME GATHER THE TIME `John Stewart`

Chorus: Come gather the time, I have nothing to do. Come gather the time, I have nothing to do. Who could be nicer than someone with nothing to do?

A LITTLE SOUL IS BORN `John Stewart`

On an autumn afternoon, a young man goes to learn how to build the bridges and make the wheels to turn.

Big Joe `John Stewart`

Driving those big old semi-rigs Through the roads in Ohio Thought that you should know Big Joe, he ain't ever coming home He's a big wheel driver, Mamma And he knows how to drive her right And there ain't

COMING FROM THE MOUNTAINS `John Stewart`

It's off to California, then back again to Maine. Singin' a song that you all know, then let your voices go. So sing it out, my brothers, wherever we may go.

THOSE WHO ARE WISE `John Stewart`

I use to sit in the shade of an old cedar tree and I dream of the days, what they're holdin' for me. But all those should know who gaze at the sky. It's for those who are wise.

GAZE ON OTHER HEAVENS `John Stewart`

I was hopin' that you'd come to me. It's plain that I can see that you are cryin', yes, you are cryin'. Yeah, I have often lied to cover up my pride and I have hurt you, yes, I have hurt you.

HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND `John Stewart`

Chorus: I hope you understand I've a long way to go. Hope you understand because I told you so.

ONE MORE TOWN `John Stewart`

(Chorus) Went down to New Orleans last summer on a flat boat workin' my way. There were well-mannered ladies and street that were shady, but for me, I never could stay.

HIT AND RUN `John Stewart`

Pardon me, did you want to use the booth? I was callin' back my youth. I was callin' back my youth. Chorus: I don't listen to the fools that are makin' up the rules. I'm a-havin' too much fun.

STORIES OF OLD `John Stewart`

Chorus: I don't want to hear your stories of old. Don't show me your golden chains. For if there's just one man in this whole wide land and he is living in pain.

GREEN GRASSES `John Stewart`

I'd wake in the morning to a whippoorwill song. There by the fire sits my lady fair. Singing this song as the combs her long hair.

MOLLY DEE `John Stewart`

Pinch them girls just to hear them hollar. (Chorus) -----

CHILDREN OF THE MORNING `John Stewart`

Dance to the circle, watch it grow. Turning like forever, movin' slow. It's only a moment, yes, I know. Children of the morning told me so. Burn with the fire, make it bright.

WHEN MY LOVE WAS HERE `John Stewart`

And the winds across the meadow seem to hide a tear. Thinkin' about last summer when my love was here. (Hum line about caretaker)…it hasn't been the same. (Repeat last line)

RUNAWAY SONG `John Stewart`

I ain't asking to cry on your shoulder. I don't wanta see your happiness folder. I got a sing when things go wrong. I gotta sing a runaway song.