Bibframe Work

Foreword / Julian Bond

Editor's note on style and organization

Preface to the 2007 edition / Guy and Candie Carawan

Preface to the 1992 edition / Guy and Candie Carawan

Part 1. We Shall Overcome ; Introduction [from the 1963 edition] ; 1960 : Sit-ins, Stand-ins, Wade-ins, Kneel-ins, etc ; 1961 : Freedom rides ; 1961-62 : Albany, Georgia ; 1962-63 : Voter registration ; 1963 : Greenwood, Birmingham

Part 2. Freedom Is A Constant Struggle ; Introduction [from the 1968 edition] ; 1963-64 : I got on my traveling shoes ; 1964 : Freedom is a constant struggle ; I been in the storm so long ; 1963-65 : Oh, Wallace, you never can jail us all

1966-68 : We got the whole world shakin'.

Songs. Ain't gonna let nobody turn me round

Another day's journey

Ballad for Bill Moore

Ballad of Herbert Lee

Balld of the student sit-ins

Battle hymn of the Republic

Battle hymn of the Republic #2

Been down into the South

Berlin Wall

Birmingham Sunday

Bourgeois blues

Bull Connor's jail

Bullyin' Jack-a-diamonds

Burn, baby, burn

Buses are a-comin', oh yes

Careless love

Carry it on

Certainly, Lord

Come and go with me to that land

Come by here

Delta blues

Demonstrating G.I.

Dixie

Dog, dog

Do what the spirit say do

Down on me

Everybody sing freedom

Father's gone

Fighting for my rights

Freedom is a constant struggle

Freedom now

Freedom's comin' and it won't be long

Freedom train a-coming

Frere Jacques

Get on board, little children

Get your rights, Jack

Give me the gourd to drink water

Go ahead

Go down old Hannah

Gonna be a meeting over yonder

Go tell it on the mountain

Great day for me

Guide my feet while I run this race

Hallelujah I'm a-travelin'

Hammer song

Hard travelin'

How did you feel?

Hully gully

I ain't scared a'your jail

I been in the storm so long

I don't want to be lost in the slums

If you miss me from the back of the bus

I know

I'll be all right

I love everybody

I'm gonna sit at the welcome table

I'm on my way to the freedom land

I'm so glad

It isn't nice

I want my freedom

I'm so glad

It isn't nice

I want my freedom

I will overcome

Juba

Keep on pushing

Keep your eyes on the prize, hold on

Lead poison on the wall

Legend of Danville

Mississippi goddam

Move on over

Moving on

Murder on the road in Alabama

Never too much love

Ninety-nine and a half won't do

Nothing but a soldier

Oginga odinga

Oh freedom

Oh Pritchett, oh Kelly

Oh, Wallace (you can never jail us all)

One man's hands

On top of Old Smokey

Over my head

Parchman parodies

People get ready

Prophecy of a SNCC field secretary

Rent strike blues

Right! Right!

Sing till the power of the Lord comes down

Streets of Laredo

Sweet bye and bye

They go wild over me

This little light of mine

This may be the last time

Throw me anywhere, Lord

Travelling shoes

Up over my head

Wade in the water

Walkin' for freedom just like John

We are soldiers

We got a thing going on

We got the whole world shakin'

We'll never turn back

We're gonna march in St. Augustine tonight, my Lord

We shall not be moved

We shall overcome

We've got a job

Which side are you on?

Which side are you on?

Whole lot of peoples is strong

Why was the darkie born?

Woke up this morning with my mind on freedom

Yankee Doodle

You'd better leave segregation alone

You should have been there.