Текст песни Joe Bowers - Pete Seeger
My
name
it
is
Joe
Bowers,
I"ve
got
a
brother
Ike,
I"m
just
here
from
Missouri,
and
all
the
way
from
Pike;
I"ll
tell
you
why
I
left
there
and
why
I
came
to
roam,
And
leave
my
aged
parents
so
far
away
from
home.
I
used
to
court
a
girl
there,
her
name
was
Sally
Black,
I
asked
her
if
she"d
marry,
she
said
it
was
a
whack;
She
says
to
me,
"Joe
Bowers,
before
we"ve
hitched
for
life,
You
ought
to
get
a
little
home
to
keep
your
little
wife."
Says
I,
"My
dearest
Sally,
oh
Sally,
for
your
sake,
I"ll
go
to
California
and
try
and
raise
a
stake."
Says
she
to
me,
"Joe
Bowers,
you"re
just
the
one
to
win."
She
gave
me
a
kiss
to
seal
the
bargain
and
throwed
a
dozen
in.
I"ll
never
forget
my
feelings
when
I
bid
adieu
to
all.
Sal
she
cotched
me
around
the
neck,
and
I
began
to
bawl.
When
I
began
they
all
commenced,
you
never
heard
the
like,
How
they
took
on
and
cried
and
cried
the
day
I
left
old
Pike.
When
I
got
to
this
country,
I
had
nary
a
red;
I
had
such
wolfish
feelings,
I
wished
myself
most
dead.
But
the
thoughts
of
my
dear
Sally
soon
made
this
feeling
git,
And
whispered
hope
to
Bowers
Lord,
I
wish
I
had
"em
yet.
At
last
I
went
to
mining,
put
in
my
biggest
licks,
Come
down
upon
the
boulders
just
like
a
thousand
bricks;
I
worked
both
late
and
early,
in
rain,
in
sun
and
snow,
I
was
working
for
my
Sally,
"twas
all
the
same
to
Joe.
One
day
I
got
a
letter
from
my
dear
brother
Ike,
It
came
from
old
Missouri
all
the
way
from
Pike.
It
taught
me
the
darndest
news
that
ever
you
did
hear,
My
heart
it
is
a-breaking,
so
please
excuse
this
tear.
It
said
my
Sal
was
false
to
me,
that
her
love
for
me
had
fled,
That
she
had
gotten
married
to
a
butcher
whose
hair
was
red;
It
told
me
more
than
that;
it"s
enough
to
make
me
swear,
That
Sal
had
had
a
baby
and
the
baby
had
red
hair.
Now
I
told
you
everything
about
this
sad
sad
affair,
About
Sally"s
marrying
the
butcher
and
the
baby
had
red
hair;
But
whether
it
was
a
boy
or
girl
the
letter
never
said,
It
only
said
the
baby"s
hair
was
inclined
to
be
red.
1 Hayseed Like Me
2 Roll Down the Line
3 Peg and Awl
4 The Blind Fiddler
5 Hard Times in the Mill
6 Roll the Union On
7 Get Thee Behind Me Satan
8 Hush Little Baby
9 Frog Went A-Courting
10 Jim Along Josie
11 Come All You Hardy Miners
12 Pittsburgh Town
13 My Children are Seven in Number
14 Fare Ye Well, Old Ely Branch
15 Seven Cent Cotton and Forty Cent Meat
16 Cotton Mill Colic
17 Let Them Wear Their Watches Fine
18 He Lies in the American Land
19 The Buffalo Skinners
20 Ballad of Barney Graham
21 Joe Bowers
22 This Old Man
23 The Farmer Is the Man
24 Miner's Lifeguard
25 Join the Union
26 Hold the Fort
27 Union Train
28 Fare You Well, Polly
29 Bear Hunt
30 The Derby Ram
31 There Was a Man and He Was Mad
32 She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain When She Comes
33 Suliram
34 Around The Corner
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