A Rumblin' And A Rollin'
- JC Montgomery (1999)You are listening to the song A Rumblin' And A Rollin' by JC Montgomery, writer by Jason Robert Brown in album Parade: The Original Broadway Cast Recording. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.
- Leo At Work; What Am I Waiting For? - Brent Carver
- Finale Act 1: People Of Atlanta - Ensemble
- Finale - Brent Carver
- Real Big News - Don Stephenson
- A Rumblin' And A Rollin' - JC Montgomery
- Prologue: The Old Red Hills of Home - Don Chastain
- Anthem: The Dream Of Atlanta - Original Broadway Cast
- Sh'ma - Brent Carver
- How Can I Call This Home - Brent Carver
- The Picture Show - Christy Carlson Romano
- Interrogation: "I Am Trying To Remember..." - Brent Carver
- Big News! - Evan Pappas
- Funeral: "There Is A Fountain"; It Don't Make Sense - Brooke Sunny Moriber
- You Don't Know This Man - Carolee Carmello
- Twenty Miles From Marietta - Herndon Lackey
- Frankie's Testimony - Christy Carlson Romano
- The Factory Girls; Come Up To My Office - Brent Carver
- My Child Will Forgive Me - Herndon Lackey
- That's What He Said - Herndon Lackey
- Leo's Statement: "It's Hard To Speak My Heart" - Brent Carver
- Summation And Cakewalk - Don Chastain
- Do It Alone - Brent Carver
- Pretty Music - John Hickok
- Letter To The Governor - Don Chastain
- This Is Not Over Yet - Brent Carver
- Feel The Rain Fall - Don Stephenson
- Where Will You Stand When The Flood Comes? - Evan Pappas
- All The Wasted Time - Brent Carver
Lyrics
You hear a rumblin' and a rollin'?
It's comin' down from the North
It's comin' up through the ground
And it's a funny ol' sound
'Cause it's a rumblin' and a rollin'!
And I bet I know why
See 'em on the train
See 'em on the bus
They never cared much about folks like us!
But now they're gonna pay attention
Sure they gonna ask, "Why? Why? Why?"
They gonna say, "I don't know what
I don't know how!"
Well, they are gonna find out now
They're gonna pay attention.
They gonna yell, "Set that man free!"
Well, they sure ain't talkin' 'bout me.
Now there's a rumblin' and a rollin'
Here come the Yankee Brigade!
They gonna come through this town
We better keep our heads down
We better start mumblin' and shufflin'
We better polish our smiles.
Old Black Joe at your service
Won't do nothin' that'll make you nervous
Won't do nothin' worth a look or a mention
And they won't never pay attention!
They never say, "My! My! My!"
They gonna say, "Bring me my boots!"
"Bring me my tea!"
I betcha thought the slaves were free:
Mister Frank, good for you
Lotta folks comin' to get you through
Mister Frank, ain't that grand?
Lotta folks comin' to take a stand
Mister Frank, knock on wood
It ain't gonna do you no goddamn good!
I can tell you this, as a matter of fact
That the local hotels wouldn't be so packed
If a little black girl had gotten attacked.
Go on, go on, go on, go on:
They're comin', they're comin' now, yessirree!
'Cause a white man gonna get hung, you see
There's a black man swingin' in ev'ry tree
But they don't never pay attention!
Oh, no:
Hell:
They never say, "Why? Why? Why?"
But if a Yankee boy flies:
Surprise!
Surprise!
Surprise!
They gonna pay attention!
They gonna yell "Set that man free!"
(singing a snatch of "Camptown Races" as he goes back to his nap)
Dee dee dee dee dee dee dee
Oh, there'll be a rumblin' and a rollin', yeah
There'll be a rumblin' and a rollin', yeah.
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