John Henry (musical) - Songs

Songs

Act I
  • I'm Singing About a Man - Blind Lemon
  • How Come I'm Born Wid a Hook in My Hand - John Henry
  • All the People on the Levee - John Henry and Chorus
  • Ya Gotta Bend Down - Blind Lemon and Chorus
  • How Come I'm Born Wid a Hook in My Hand (Reprise) - John Henry
  • Coonjine - Chorus
  • Jaybird - Old Aunt Dinah and John Henry
  • Got a Head Like a Rock - John Henry
  • Whiffer's Song - Blind Lemon
  • Stingaree Song - Poor Selma
  • Bad, Bad Stacker Lee - Man Named Sam
  • Careless Love - Julie Anne
  • I've Trampled All Over - Julie Anne and John Henry
  • Caught Ole Blue - Blind Lemon and Chorus
  • Old John Henry/Po' Lil' Frenchie - John Henry and Men
  • Workin' on de Railroad - John Henry and Men
  • High Ballin' - Chorus
Act II
  • Where Did You Get Dem High Heeled Shoes? - Blind Lemon
  • Let De Sun Sink Down - Carrie and Chorus
  • Ship of Zion - Chorus
  • No Bottom - Chorus
  • Lullaby - Julie Anne
  • Take Me a Drink of Whiskey - Man Named Sam and Ruby
  • Sundown in My Soul - John Henry
  • I'm Gonna Git Down on My Knees - Hell Buster and Chorus
  • I Want Jesus to Walk With Me - Hell Buster and Chorus
  • I'm Born in the Country - John Henry
  • Now You Talks Mighty Big in the Country - Man Named Sam and Chorus
  • So Stand Back, All You Bullies - John Henry
  • Ship of Zion (Reprise) - Chorus
  • I Don't Care Where They Buried My Body - Chorus
  • He Went to the East - Chorus

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