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Joe Offer Index of Folk Songs in Print (34) Index: I'm A Freeborn Man (MacColl/Seeger) 16 Oct 01


I figured I'd better copy and post this before I returned it to the library.
-Joe Offer-


I'm a Freeborn Man
(and other original radio ballads and songs of British workingmen, gypsies, prizefighters, teen-agers - and contemporary songs of struggle and conscience)
by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger - Oak Publications, 1968
Available at the Sacramento Public Library and Auburn/Placer County Library.

Affair of State, An, 92
After the Weekend, 67
Ballad of Accounting, 98
Ballad of Ho Chi Minh, 84
Ballad of Sharpeville, 94
Banks They Are Rosy, The, 90
Battle Is Done With, The, 25
Black and White, 93
Cambrian Colliery Disaster, 96
Devil and Ganger McGlynn, The, 48
Dublin Jack of All Trades, 44
Farewell to Ireland, 58
Fields of Vietnam, The, 80
Friday Night, 65
Gravedigger's Song, The, 70
Gypsy Is a Gentleman, The, 36
Gypsy's Answer, The, 38
Harold the Bootblack, 76
I'm a Freeborn Man, 30
Indeed I Would, 54
Juliet's Song, 66
LB.J., 82
LBJ Looks After Me, 78
Life Is a Battle, 18
Man in the Ring, The, 24
Moving On Song, 28
New `Rocks of Bawn', The, 40
Nipper's Song, The, 42
Oh, Brother, Did You Weep, 88
Peter Keenan's Song, 20
Politician's Alphabet, 72
Rambler from Clare, 50
Rambling Irishmen, The, 46
Saturday Morning in Angel Lane, 68
Sentimental Journey, 74
Sweet Thames, Flow Softly, 62
Thirty-Foot Trailer, The, 32
This Is No' My Am Hoose, 100
Tunnel Tigers, The, 56
Van Dieman's Land, 1965, 52
War Game, The, 102
When You're A Fighter, 22
Winds of Change, The, 35
Winter Song, 34
Yankee Doodle, 86


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