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SONG TO WOODY
by Bob Dylan
from the album "Bob Dylan" (1962)
by Andrea Baroni (baroni_andrea@hotmail.com)
Verse 1
I'm
out here a thousand
miles from my
home
Walkin' a
road other
men have gone
down
I'm
seein' your world of
people and
things
Your paupers and
peasants and
princes and k
ings
Verse 2
Hey
hey Woody Guthrie I
wrote you a
song
'Bout a
funny old
world that's
comin' a
long
Seems
sicked it's hungry, it's
tired and it's
torn
It looks like it'
s a-dyin' and
it's hardly
been born
Verse 3
Hey
hey Woody Guthrie but I
know that you
know
All the
things that I'm
sayin' and a
many times
more
I'm
singin' you this song, but I
can't sing e
nough
'Cause there's no
t many men th
at done the t
hings that you done
Verse 4
Here's to
Cisco and Sonny and
Leadbelly
too
And to
all the good
people that
traveled with
you
Here's to the hearts and the
hands of the
men
That come with th
e dust and are
gone with the
wind
Verse 5
I'm
leavin' tomorrow but I
could leave to
day
Somewhere
down the
road some
day
The
very last thing that
I'd want to
do
Is to
say I've been hi
ttin' some ha
rd travelin'
too
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