Biografía:
Woodrow Wilson Guthrie (Okemah, Oklahoma, 14 de julio de 1912 – Nueva York, 3 de octubre de 1967), conocido como Woody Guthrie, fue un prolífico e influyente músico folk estadounidense, gran identificación con la gente común, los pobres y los oprimidos, así como por su odio al fascismo y la explotación. su canción «This Land Is Your Land»inspirada en sus experiencias viajando por todos los Estados Unidos. En los últimos versos de la canción, Guthrie protestaba contra las desigualdades sociales.
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Otras canciones:
- 1913 Massacre
- All You Fascists
- Bad Lee Brown Cocaine Blues
- Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
- Hobo's Lullaby
- Hobos Lullaby
- Jesus Christ
- This Land Is Your Land
- Tom Joad
- A Picture From Lifes Other Side
- Baltimore To Washington
- Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done
- Blowin Down That Old Dusty Road
- Blowin Down This Old Dusty Road
- Brown Eyes
- Danville Girl
- Deportee
- Do Re Mi
- Dust Bowl Refugee
- Dust Cant Kill Me
- God Blessed America For Me
- Grand Coulee Dam
- Greenback Dollar
- Gypsy Davy
- Hard Aint It Hard
- Hard Times
- Hard Travelin
- Hard Travellin
- I Aint Got No Home
- Ive Got To Know
- Jarama Valley
- Jessie James
- Jolly Banker
- Little Black Train
- Lonesome Day
- Ludlow Massacre
- Mail Myself To You
- Miss Pavlichenko
- My Revolutionary Mind
- Oregon Trail
- Pastures Of Plenty
- Philadelphia Lawyer
- Portland Town
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Ramblin Round
- Riding In My Car
- Roll On Columbia
- Slipknot Hangknot Slipknot
- Snow Deer
- So Long Its Been Good
- So Long Its Been Good To Know You
- Stepstone
- Talking Dust Bowl Blues
- The Ballad Of John Henry
- The Rangers Command
- The Sinking Of The Reuben James
- Theres More Pretty Girls Than One
- This Train Is Bound For Glory
- Train 45
- Two Good Men
- Vigilante Man
- What Are We Waiting On
- Wreck Of The Old 97
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Song: Two Good Men
This song is played in a fast fingerpicking style.
[Intro]
E A E B7 E
[Verse 1]
E
Say, there, did you hear the news?
B7 E
Sacco worked at trimming shoes;
E
Vanzetti was a peddling man,
B7 E
Pushed his fish cart with his hands.
[Chorus 1]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Sacco, Vanzetti are gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 2]
E
Sacco was born across the sea
B7 E
Somewhere over in Italy;
E
Vanzetti was born of parents fine,
B7 E
Drank the best Italian wine.
[Verse 3]
E
Sacco sailed the sea one day,
B7 E
Landed up in Boston Bay;
E
Vanzetti sailed the ocean blue,
B7 E
Landed up in Boston, too.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 4]
E
Sacco's wife three children had,
B7 E
Sacco was a family man;
E
Vanzetti was a dreaming man,
B7 E
His book was always in his hand.
[Verse 5]
E
Sacco earned his bread and butter
B7 E
Being the factory's best shoe cutter;
E
Vanzetti spoke both day and night,
B7 E
Told the workers how to fight.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 6]
E
I'll tell you if you ask me
B7 E
'Bout this payroll robbery;
E
Two clerks was killed by the shoe factory
B7 E
On the street in South Braintree.
[Verse 7]
E
Judge Thayer told his friends around
B7 E
He would cut the radicals down;
E
Anarchist bastards was the name
B7 E
Judge Thayer called these two good men.
[Verse 8]
E
I'll tell you the prosecutors' names,
B7 E
Katsman, Adams, Williams, Kane;
E
The judge and lawyers strutted down,
B7 E
They done more tricks than circus clowns.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 9]
E
Vanzetti docked here in 1908;
B7 E
He slept along the dirty streets,
E
He told the workers “Organize”
B7 E
And on the electric chair he dies.
[Verse 10]
E
All you people ought to be like me,
B7 E
And work like Sacco and Vanzetti;
E
And every day find some ways to fight
B7 E
On the union side for workers' rights.
[Verse 11]
E
I've got no time to tell this tale,
B7 E
The dicks and bulls are on my trail;
E
But I'll remember these two good men
B7 E
That died to show me how to live.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 12]
E
All you people in Suassos Lane
B7 E
Sing this song and sing it plain.
E
All you folks that's coming along,
B7 E
Jump in with me, and sing this song.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
Song: Two Good Men
This song is played in a fast fingerpicking style.
[Intro]
E A E B7 E
[Verse 1]
E
Say, there, did you hear the news?
B7 E
Sacco worked at trimming shoes;
E
Vanzetti was a peddling man,
B7 E
Pushed his fish cart with his hands.
[Chorus 1]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Sacco, Vanzetti are gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 2]
E
Sacco was born across the sea
B7 E
Somewhere over in Italy;
E
Vanzetti was born of parents fine,
B7 E
Drank the best Italian wine.
[Verse 3]
E
Sacco sailed the sea one day,
B7 E
Landed up in Boston Bay;
E
Vanzetti sailed the ocean blue,
B7 E
Landed up in Boston, too.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 4]
E
Sacco's wife three children had,
B7 E
Sacco was a family man;
E
Vanzetti was a dreaming man,
B7 E
His book was always in his hand.
[Verse 5]
E
Sacco earned his bread and butter
B7 E
Being the factory's best shoe cutter;
E
Vanzetti spoke both day and night,
B7 E
Told the workers how to fight.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 6]
E
I'll tell you if you ask me
B7 E
'Bout this payroll robbery;
E
Two clerks was killed by the shoe factory
B7 E
On the street in South Braintree.
[Verse 7]
E
Judge Thayer told his friends around
B7 E
He would cut the radicals down;
E
Anarchist bastards was the name
B7 E
Judge Thayer called these two good men.
[Verse 8]
E
I'll tell you the prosecutors' names,
B7 E
Katsman, Adams, Williams, Kane;
E
The judge and lawyers strutted down,
B7 E
They done more tricks than circus clowns.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 9]
E
Vanzetti docked here in 1908;
B7 E
He slept along the dirty streets,
E
He told the workers “Organize”
B7 E
And on the electric chair he dies.
[Verse 10]
E
All you people ought to be like me,
B7 E
And work like Sacco and Vanzetti;
E
And every day find some ways to fight
B7 E
On the union side for workers' rights.
[Verse 11]
E
I've got no time to tell this tale,
B7 E
The dicks and bulls are on my trail;
E
But I'll remember these two good men
B7 E
That died to show me how to live.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
[Verse 12]
E
All you people in Suassos Lane
B7 E
Sing this song and sing it plain.
E
All you folks that's coming along,
B7 E
Jump in with me, and sing this song.
[Chorus 2]
E A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Two good men a long time gone
A E
Two good men a long time gone,
B7 E
Left me here to sing this song.
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