Fare ye well, fare ye well
Fare ye well, fare ye well
Fare ye well, fare ye well, fare ye well
Well, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Well, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Well, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Let me tell ya 'bout the comin' of judgment
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Let me tell ya 'bout the comin' of judgment
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Let me tell ya 'bout the comin' of judgment
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Let me tell ya 'bout the comin' of judgment
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
God goin' up and speak to Gabriel
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
God goin' up and speak to Gabriel
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Pick up your silver trumpet
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Pick up your silver trumpet
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Blow your trumpet, Gabriel
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Blow your trumpet, Gabriel
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, how loud shall I blow it?
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, how loud shall I blow it?
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, to wake the chirrun sleepin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, to wake the chirrun sleepin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Fare ye well, fare ye well
Fare ye well, fare ye well, fare ye well
Fare ye well, fare ye well
Fare ye well, fare ye well, fare ye well
They be comin' from every nation
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
They be comin' from every nation
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
On their way to the great carnation
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
On their way to the great carnation
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Dressed in a robe so white as snow
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Dressed in a robe so white as snow
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Singin', "Oh, I been redeemed"
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Singin', "Oh, I been redeemed"
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
In that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Well, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Lord, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Oh, in that great gettin' up mornin'
(Fare ye well, fare ye well)
Mahalia Jackson (Chicago, October 26, 1911 – Bel Air, January 1, 1972) was a legendary American gospel singer. Considered the "Queen of Gospel", she profoundly influenced the genre with her powerful and emotive voice, capable of blending spirituality and melodic power. Born in Chicago to a poor family, Jackson began singing in church as a child. Her professional career started in the 1940s, collaborating with various gospel groups before emerging as a solo artist in the 1950s. Her successes included songs like "Move On Up A Little Higher", "Precious Lord" and "How I Got Over". Jackson performed worldwide, participating in important events such as the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963, where she sang the iconic "We Shall Overcome". Her music has inspired generations of artists and continues to be a benchmark in the gospel music landscape.
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My favorite group when I was just a teenager were the Fugees, thanks to them a certain curiosity about english language was born in me. I wanted to know and understand the lyrics of their songs, it wasn't enough for me to be carried away exclusively by their beautiful music.
Sweden and the United States are two countries far from each other, thousands of kilometers separate them, the language, culinary and sporting traditions, I don't feel so categorical about the landscapes, not knowing all of America there may be states that have the same reliefs of the country of northern Europe, but on one thing I am sure
It has been talked about for almost 3 years, rumored and it is hoped that sooner or later they will arrive at a collaboration, and now we are satisfied: the Catalan singer Rosalia and the American musician Oneohtrix finally announce the publication of a piece together!
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