Subject: Lyr Add: My Land is a Good Land (Andersen) From: GUEST,Felipa Date: 19 Apr 21 - 06:37 PM One thing I enjoy about the Mudcat singaround is being reminded of songs I forgot I once knew. tonight Patty Clink sang "My Land is a Good Land" by Eric Andersen. I couldn't find it in the Cat and my memory of the lyrics is patchy, but I found these lyrics on "Genius" MY LAND IS A GOOD LAND (Eric Andersen) My land is a good land Its grass is made of rainbow blades Its fields and its rivers were blessed by God It's a good land so they say It's a good land so they say My land is a rich land Its hills and its valleys abound Its highways go to many good places Where many good people are found Where many good people are found My land is a sweet land It's a sweet land so I've heard Its song is made up of many men's hands And a throat of a hummingbird And a throat of a hummingbird [Verse 1, Reprise] My land is a good land Its grass is made of rainbow blades Its fields and its rivers were blessed by God It's a good land so they say It's a good land so they say My land is a free land It's a free land so I'm told Freedom is a thing money can't buy And it's worth even more than gold And it's worth even more than gold My land is my homeland My homeland is a strong land too It starts where the sun is born each morn And it ends where the skies are blue And it ends where the skies are blue [Verse 1, Reprise] My land is a good land Its grass is made of rainbow blades Its fields and its rivers were blessed by God It's a good land so they say It's a good land so they say 1967 Eric Andersen recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBGGxqcZ9ag |
Subject: RE: Lyr Add: My Land is a Good Land From: pattyClink Date: 20 Apr 21 - 09:28 PM Great! It should be in the mudcat. On Anderson's album 'bout Changes & Things 2, the song has an awesome instrumental break that sounds like handbells. Wonder if any singarounders play handbells! |
Subject: RE: ADD: My Land is a Good Land (Eric Andersen) From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Jul 21 - 05:53 AM Ending up the Fourth of July weekend, here's a link to the Eric Andersen recording: And here's the Pete Seeger recording: |
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