Biografía:
Guy Carawan ( July 27, 1927 - May 2, 2015) was an American folk musician and musicologist. He served as music director and song leader for the Highlander Research and Education Center in New Market, Tennessee.
Carawan is famous for introducing the protest song "We Shall Overcome" to the American Civil Rights Movement, by teaching it to the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in 1960. A union organizing song based on a black spiritual, it had been a favorite of Zilphia Horton (d.
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[Intro]
Bm A
[Verse 1]
A
I look at these old letters
A
And postcards from the places
E
Where we've been
E
From the little towns
E
On the railway lines
E
And all the friendly homes
A
That we've been in
A
And the whispers of the people
A
In the towns
A
When we'd been there
E
And they knew
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
Mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Verse 2]
A
That laurel smell
A
That we knew so well
A
When you'd hold me in your arms
E
All in the rain
E
That night I came
E
From a west-bound train
E
You were passing through
A
You said you couldn't stay
A
Just an hour we shared
A
And you said you cared
A
But you'd come again
E
The next time you were through
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
But mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Instrumental]
A E A E C#m Bm A
[Verse 3]
A
When the north wind blows
A
And I'm lying cold
A
In the bed and I can't sleep
E
With thoughts of you
E
And you're off
E
Somewhere in a lonesome town
E
So far away
A
That I can't get to you
A
Close by your side
A
Everywhere you ride
A
You're with me
E
In everything I do
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
But mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
Bm A
[Verse 1]
A
I look at these old letters
A
And postcards from the places
E
Where we've been
E
From the little towns
E
On the railway lines
E
And all the friendly homes
A
That we've been in
A
And the whispers of the people
A
In the towns
A
When we'd been there
E
And they knew
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
Mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Verse 2]
A
That laurel smell
A
That we knew so well
A
When you'd hold me in your arms
E
All in the rain
E
That night I came
E
From a west-bound train
E
You were passing through
A
You said you couldn't stay
A
Just an hour we shared
A
And you said you cared
A
But you'd come again
E
The next time you were through
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
But mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Instrumental]
A E A E C#m Bm A
[Verse 3]
A
When the north wind blows
A
And I'm lying cold
A
In the bed and I can't sleep
E
With thoughts of you
E
And you're off
E
Somewhere in a lonesome town
E
So far away
A
That I can't get to you
A
Close by your side
A
Everywhere you ride
A
You're with me
E
In everything I do
E
Yes, I remember all these things
A
But mostly I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
[Chorus]
D
I remember loving you
A
Back when the world was new
E7
And I think you loved me too
A
I remember loving you
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