Sea Green Singers - Harriet Tubman - To print each page on A4 paper click on each the image - This page should be printed in landscape orientation |
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Tubman - Walter Robinson arr. Kevin Hollands 1. One night I dreamed I was in slavery, 'Bout eighteen fifty was the time, Sorrow was the only sign, Nothing around to ease my mind. Out of the night appeared a lady, Leading a distant pilgrim band. "First mate," she yelled, pointing her hand, "Make room on board for this young person." Chorus: Singing: Come on up, mm mm mm, I got a lifeline, Come on up to this train of mine Come on up, mm mm mm, I got a lifeline, Come on up to this train of mine. She said her name was Harriet Tubman, And she drove for the underground railroad. |
2. Hundreds of miles we
travelled onward, Gathering slaves from town to town, |