Index of Songs

Posted By Mike Palumbo

SONG INDEX

“A Change is Gonna Come”, sung by Sam Cooke
“A Church is Burning”, written by Paul Simon, performed by Simon & Garfunkel
“A Letter from the Shelter”, sung by Planet P Project
“A Name on the Wall”, written and sung by Joel Mabus
“A Prince among Men (Only a Miner)” written by Andy Irvine and sung by Jeff Moore
“A Traveler’s Line” written and sung by Mary Sullivan
“A White Slave of the Mine”, written by Sam W. Boyd, sung by Jay Smar
“Abraham, Martin and John”, written by Dick Holler and sung by Dion Dimuci a/k/a Dion
“Aces High”, written by Stephen Percy Harris, sung by Iron Maiden
“Advice to Joe [Stalin]”, written and performed by Roy Acuff
“Agent Orange Song (Paul Reutershan)”, written by Muriel Hogan, sung by Country Joe McDonald
“Alger Hiss Was Framed”, sung by Willis DunLaoghaire Foster
“Alice’s Restaurant Massacree”, written and performed by Arlo Guthrie
“All My Life”, sung by Noel Paul Stookey
“All Quiet on the Western Front”, written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, sung by Elton John
“Amendment”, written and sung by Ani DiFranco,
“American/Soviets,” sung by C.C.C.P.,
“America”, written an sung by Neil Diamond
“And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda”, written and sung by Eric Bogle
“Angel of Death”, written by Hanneman, sung by Slayer
“Anita O.J.”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“An Open Letter To My Teenage Son”, by Victor Lundberg
“Aquarius”, sung by the Fifth Dimension
“Arizona”, written and sung by Jack Bryant
“As If He Knows”, written and sung by Eric Bogle
“As the Lusitania Went Down,” written by Arthur J. Lamb and F. Henri Klickmann
“Atomic Sermon”, sung by Billy Hughes and his Rhythm Buckeroos
“Babies in the Mill”, written and sung by Dorsey Dixon
“Baby (Should I Have the Baby?)” written and sung by Cindy Lee Berryhill
“Back Alley Surgery”, written and sung by Malvina Reynolds
“Back to the World”, sung by Curtis Mayfield
“Battle of Leningrad”, sung by Ring of Fire
“Ballad of the ERA”, written and sung by Kristin Lems
“Ballad of October 16”, written and sung by the Almanac Singers
“Battle of Oxford”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Beans, Bacon and Gravy”,sung by Pete Seeger.
“Belleau Wood”, sung by Garth Brooks,
“Belt-Line Girl”, sung by The Almanac Singers
“Bert the Turtle – The Duck and Cover Song”, sung by Dick ‘Two Ton’ Baker
“Big Rock Candy Mountain”, written by Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock, sung by Burl Ives
“Billy Sunday”, written and sung by Leonard Cohen (1979)
“Birmingham Sunday”, written and sung by Richard Farina
“Black, Brown and White”, sung by Big Bill Broonzy
“Black Day in July”, written and sung by Gordon Lightfoot
“Black Lung”, written and sung by Hazel Dickens
“Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road”, written by Lee Hayes and Woody Guthrie, sung by the Almanac singers
“Bomb Iran”, sung by Vince Vance & The Valiants
“Born on the 4^th of July”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“Bosnia”, sung by The Cranberries
“Bourgeois Blues”, written and sung by Huddie Ledbetter/Lead Belly
“Boys in Green”, written and sung by John McCutcheon
“Bread and Roses”, written by James Oppenheim and Caroline Kolsaat, sung by Kate Vikstrom
“Breadline Blues”, written and sung by Bernard ‘Slim’ Smith
“Brother, Can you Spare a Dime”, lyrics by Yip Harburg, music by Jay Gorney, sung by Rudy Valle and also Bing Crosby
“Brown-Eyed Children of the Sun”, written by Daniel Valdez, Sylvia Galan, and Pedro Contreras, sung by Daniel Valdez
“C Company: Ballad Hymn of Lt. William Calley”, written by Julian Wilson and James M. Smith, sung by Terry Nelson,
“Calypso Freedom” written by Cynthia Tierney, sung by Sweet Honey on the Rock
“Can You Blame the Colored Man” sung by Gus Cannon
“Car Song”- written and sung by Woody Guthrie.
“CCC Blues”, written and sung by Washboard Sam
“Chain Gang Boun’ sung by Josh White and his Carolinians
“Chicago”, a song written by Graham Nash, sung by Crosby, Stills Nash and Young
“Chippin’ Away”, written by Tom Fedora, sung by Crosby, Stills and Nash.
“Christmas in the Trenches”, written and sung by John McCutcheon
“Christmas Time in Washington”, written and sung by Steve Earle
“Christmas 1914”, written and sung by Mike Harding
“Clara Bow”, sung by The Cleaners from Venus
“Coal Creek Troubles”, written by Jilson Setters, aka James W. Day, sung by Mike Seeger
“Come Away Melinda”, written by Fred Hellerman and Fran Minkoff, sung by Judy Collins
“Companeros”, written by Ewan MacColl, sung by Christy Moore
“Convoy,” sung by C.W. McCall
“Corrido de Cesar Chavez” by Los Tigres del Norte
“Cotton Mill Colic” written and sung by Dave McCarn
“Cotton Mill Man”, written by Joe Langston, sung by Jim and Jesse
“Cowards over Pearl Harbor”, written by Fred Rose, sung by Denver Darling
“Crawl Out through the Fallout”, written and sung Sheldon Allman
“CWA Blues”, written and sung by Walter Roland
“CWA Blues”, written and sung by Joe Pullam
“D-Day Dodgers”, written by Harry Pynn, sung by Clancy Brothers
“Death of the Blue Eagle”, written and recorded by George Davis
“Defense Factory Blues”, written by Joshua White and Warren Cuney, sung by Josh White
“Deliver the Goods”, sung by The Almanac Singers
“Deportee – The Plane Wreck at Los Gatos Canyon”, written by Woody Guthrie sung by Arlo Guthrie
“Depression Blues,” written by Hudson “Tampa Red” Woodbridge, sung by Tooter Boatman and the Chaparrals
“Dirty Little Secret”, written and sung by Graham Nash
“(If You Ain’t Got the) Do Re Mi”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Don’t Take My Darling Boy Away From Me” ”, sung by J. Phillips and Helen Clark
.“Doomsday Clock”, sung by The Smashing Pumpkins
“Down South”, written and sung by Memphis Slim (Peter Chatman)
“Draft Dodger Rag”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Dust Bowl Blues”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Dust Bowl Refugee”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“El Alamein” sung by Decaying
“Ellis Island”, written and sung by Tom Chapin
“Ellis Island: The Dream of America”—Prologue, composed by Peter Boyer
“El Salvador”, written by Noel Paul Stookey, sung by Peter, Paul and Mary,
“Everybody Dance”, written by John Kander and Fred Ebb, performed by the cast from the musical “Steel Pier” (1997),
“Every Man a King,” written by Huey P. Long, sung by Randy Newman
“Farm Relief Song 1929,” written by Slim Smith and sung by Vernon Dalhart
“Farmer’s Letter to the President”, sung by Bob Miller
“Fascist Threat”, written and sung by Janet Greene
“Fight on Sisters”, written and sung by Carol Hanisch,
“Fighting Side of Me”, written and sung by Merle Haggard
“Fire of Calais”, written and sung James Keelaghen
“Fixing to Die Rag” written and sung by Country Joe (McDonald) and the Fish
“Flowers of Guatemala,” sung by R.E.M.
“Foreclosure Blues”, written and sung by Tom Naples
“Freedom Rider”, written by Marilyn Irene Eisenberg
“From a Distance”, written by Julie Gold, sung by Bette Midler
“Gene McCarthy for President / If You Love Your Country”, written and sung by Peter, Paul and Mary
“General Winter”, sung by Hail of Bullets
“Get That Communist, Joe”, written by Bernard Weinman-Richard Dorney, sung by The Kavaliers
”Giovinezza”, (traditional)
“Give Peace a Chance”, written by John Lennon, sung by The Plastic Ono Band
“Glad to be Gay”, written and sung by the Tom Robinson Band,
“Gloomy Sunday”, sung by Billie Holiday
“God Made the Virus”, written and sung by McCarthy
“Goddamn HIV”, written and sung by Mary Gauthier,
“Going Down to Mississippi”, ”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Goodnight Saigon”, written and sung by Billy Joel
“Goodman, Schwerner, and Chaney”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“Government Camp Song”, written and sung by Mary Campbell and Margaret Treat
“Grand Coulee Dam”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Greenfeather” – written by Connie Bromberg,
“Gulf War Song”, written and sung by Moxy Früvous
“H-Bomb’s Thunder”, written by John Brunner, sung by Standpunkt,
“Hair”, sung by the Cowsills
“Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell and Dean”, written by Bob Warren, sung by The CREEP
“Hallelujah, I’m Traveling”, anonymous, sung by Pamela Baugham,
“Hands Clean” written and sung by Alanis Morissette,
“Hanging in the Old Barbed Wire”, sung by Chumbawamba
. “Hangman’s Blues”, written and sung by Blind Lemon Jefferson
“ard Times bluesHard Time Blues”, written and sung by Josh White
“He Was My Brother” written by Paul Simon, sung by Simon & Garfunkle
“Heartbreak Ridge”, by The Delmore Brothers
“Heave Ho,” written by Lt. j.g. Jack Lawrence
“Hello Birmingham”, written and sung by Ani DeFranco
“He’d Have to Get Under, Get Out and Get Under” – Billy Murray – 1913
“Hello Vietnam”, written and sung by Johnny Wright
“Henry’s Made a Lady Out of Lizzie”, by Walter O’Keefe and Robert Dolan.
“Here’s to the State of Mississippi”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Heresy,” by Rush
“Highwire”, written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, and sung by The Rolling Stones
“Hinky Dinky Parley-Voo”, (Mademoiselle from Armentières), traditional, sung by Jack Charman
“Hobo Bill’s Last Ride,” written by Waldo O’Neal, sung by Jimmie Rogers
“Hobo’s Lullaby”, written by Goebel Reeves, sung by Woody Guthrie
“Hold On”, written and sung by Sarah McLachlan
“Homeless and Hungry Blues”, written and sung by Josh White
“House Un-American Blues Activity Dream”, written by Richard farina, performed by Richard and Mimi Farina
“How can You Keep on Moving, Unless You Migrate Too,” written by Sis Cunningham, sung by Ry Cooder
“I Ain’t Got no Home in This World Anymore”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“I Ain’t Marching Anymore,” written and sung by Phil Ochs
“I Am a Girl of Constant Sorrow” written by Sarah Ogan Gunning, sung by many artists
“I Am a Union Woman”, written by Aunt Molly Jackson, sung by Rosalie Sorrels,
“I Am Woman”, sung by Helen Reddy
“I Come and Stand at Every Door”, written by Nâzım Hikmet, music by Pete Seeger, sung by The Byrds
“I Didn’t Raise My Boy to be Soldier,” sung by the Peerless Quartet.
“I Hate the Capitalist System,” written by Sarah Ogan Gunning, sung by Paolo Bonfanti
“Ida Mae (Social Security Song)”, written and sung by Joe Glazer
“I’d Rather not Be on Relief,” written by Lester Hunter, sung by Dust Bowl migrants at the Shafter Farm Security Administration Camp in California.
“If You Miss Me in the Back of the Bus”, written and sung by Betty Mae Fikes, Pete Seeger and The Freedom Singers
“ “Ilsa Koch”, written by Woody Guthrie (1948), performed by The Klezmatics,
“Immigrant Eyes”, written and sung by Guy Clark
“I’m No Communist,” written by Scotty Wiseman, sung by Lulu Belle & Scotty
“In My Merry Oldsmobile”, sung Billy Murray, Music by Gus Edwards, Lyrics by Vincent P. Bryan,
“In Old Moscow”, written by Walter Gourlay, aka Walter Cliff
“In the Heat of the Summer”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“In the Mississippi River”, written by Marshall Jones and sung by The SNCC Freedom Singers
“In the Morning”, written and sung by Anika Moa
“Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)”, written and sung by Marvin Gaye
“Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears”, sung by Celtic Thunder
“It’s Alright”, sung by the Indigo Girls
“It’s America (Love it or Leave It)” sung by Ernest Tubbs
“It’s Hard Time”, written and sung by JD Short
“It’s a Long Way to Tipperary”, traditional, sung by Jack Judge
“I was Only Nineteen (A Walk in the Light Green)”, written and sung by John Schumann
“Jackson-Kent Blues”, written and sung by the Steve Miller Band
“Jamie Foyers”, written by Ewan MacColl, sung by Dick Gaughan
“Jarma Valley”, written by Lee Hayes, Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie, sung by Woody Guthrie
“Jim Crow”, written by Woody Guthrie, sung by The Almanac Singers,
“Jim Crow Blues”, written and sung by Charles Edward ”Cow Cow” Davenport
“Jim Crow Blues”, written and sung by Huddie Ledbetter/Lead Belly
“Joe McCarthy is Comin’ to Town”, written and sung by Joe Glazer
“Joe McCarthy’s Band”, written and sung by Joe Glazer
“John Birch Society”, written by Michael Brown, sung by The Chad Mitchell Trio
“Jonathan Wesley Oliver, Jr.”, written and sung by Tom Brown
“Judge’s Chair”, written and sung by Peggy Seeger
“Julius and Ethel”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Keep the Home Fires Burning” written by Ivor Novello, Ford Ivor, and Guilbert Lena
“Kent State Massacre”, words by Jack Warshaw and Barbara Dane, sung by Barbara Dane,
“Kingfish”, written and sung by Randy Newman
“Kiri’s Piano”, written and sung by James Keelaghan
“Land of Frozen Tears”, sung by Ring of Fire
“ Last Train to Nuremberg”, written and sung by Pete Seeger
“Legend of a Mind”, sung by The Moody Blues,
“Let me Die in My Footsteps”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Let them Wear Their Watches Fine”, written and sung by Peggy Seeger
“Let’s have a New Deal”, sung by Carl Martin
“Lift Every Voice and Sing”, written by James W. Johnson and John R. Johnson
“Lili’s Braids”, written and sung by Chuck Brodsky
“Lindy Comes to Town” , written and sung by Al Stewart,
“Lines in the Sand”, written and sung by Randy Newman
“Lithuania”, written by Dan Bern, sung by Dan Bern and the International Jewish Banking Conspiracy
“Little Rag Houses”, written by Jack Bryant, sung by the 198 String Band.
“Lives in the Balance”, written and sung by Jackson Browne
“Long Walk to D.C.”, sung by The Staples Singers
“Lost Woman Song”, written and sung by Ani Di Franco
“Lucky Lindy”,L. Wolfe Gilbert (words) and Abel Baer (music)
“Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”, written by Lennon and McCartney, sung by The Beatles,
“Lyndon Johnson Told the Nation”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“Manzanar”, written by Tom Russell, sung by Laurie Lewis
“March on Freedom Highway”, sung by The Staples Singers
“Mary Pickford (Used to Eat Roses)” – written by Mike Batt (2007)
“Matthew”, written and sung by Janis Ian
“Meet Me at the Watergate”, written and sung by Malvina Reynolds
“Mississippi Goddamn”, written and sung by Nina Simone
“Mister Charlie Lindbergh”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“More Than a Name on a Wall”, written by Jimmy Fortune/John Rimel and sung by the Statler Brothers
“Morning Dew”, written and sung by Bonnie Dobson
“Morning In My Lai”, sung by Nelson Truehart
“Motel in Memphis”, written by Ketch Secor and sung by Old Crow Medicine Show
“Mother’s Little Helper”, written by Jagger and Richards, sung by the Rolling Stones
“Murmansk Run/Ellis Island”, written and sung by Al Stewart
“My Dream of the Big Parade”, sung by The Peerless Quartet
“My Mom’s a Feminist”, written and sung by Kristin Lems
“My Name is Emmett Till”, written and sung by Emmylou Harris
“My Oklahoma Home (It Blowed Away)” written and sung by Sis Cunningham
“My Story (Please Forgive Me)” written and sung by Jean Grae
“Napalm”, written and sung by Malvina Reynolds
“Napalm Sticks to Kids”, written and sung by Covered Wagon Musicians
“Navajo Code Talkers”, written and sung by Jack Gladstone
“New Working on the Project”, written by Charley Jordan, sung by Peetie Wheatstraw
“Nicaragua,” written and sung by Bruce Cockburn
“Nineteen”, written and sung by Paul Hardcastle
“No Irish Need Apply” written by Pete Seeger, sung by the Weavers
“No Man’s Land (The Green Fields of France)”, written and sung by Eric Bogle
“NRA Blues”, written and sung by Bill Cox
“Ohio”, written by Neil Young and sung by Crosby, Stills Nash & Young
“Okie from Muskogee”, written and sung by Merle Haggard
“Old Age Pension Check”, sung by Roy Acuff
“On Every Corner”, written and sung by Ani DiFranco
“On Patrol in No Man’s Land“, the 369th Infantry Jazz Band
“On The Road to Passchendaele”, sung by Alan G. Brydon and Major RTD Gavin Stoddart MBE BEM,
“On The Road from Srebrenica”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“Only a Miner”, sung by the Kentucky Thorobreds
“Only a Pawn in their Game”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Operation Vittles”, written by Irving Berlin
“Over de Muur,” written by Klein Orkest
“Over There”, written George M. Cohan, traditional
“Oxford Town”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag (and Smile, Smile, Smile)” written by George Asaf / Felix Powell
“Panzelied (The Tankman’s Song)” from a scene in the movie The Battle of The Bulge
“Passchendaele”, sung by Iron Maiden
Pastures of Plenty”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Pearl Harbor Blues” written and sung by Doctor Peter Clayton
“Persian Gulf War (Set Fire to the Rain)” written by Abigail Urquidez
“Philadelphia”, written and sung by Neil Young
“Piesn Obozowa (Camp Song)”; lyricist Zbigniew Koczanowicz; music Ludwik Zuk-Skarszewski;
“Pinkville Helicopter” (aka “My Lai Helicopter”), written and sung by Thom Parrott
“Please Forgive Us,” sung by 10,000 Maniacs
“Plow Under”, written and sung by The Almanac Singers
“Poor Miner’s Farewell”, written and sung by Aunt Molly Jackson
“PT 109” – written aby Marijohn Wilkin and Fred. B. Burch,sung by Jimmy Dean
“Prague”, written by Shalom Hanoch and sung by Arik Einstein
“Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition”, written by Frank Loesser, performed by Kay Kyser and his band
“Prairie Farewell”, written and sung by Tom Naples
“Prayer for Martha”/ “Modlitba pro Martu”, music by and sung by Marta Kubišová – lyrics by Petr Rada,
“Pretty Boy Floyd”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Pride (in The Name of Love),” written by Adam Clayton, Paul Hewson, Laurence Mullen, and David Evans, sung by U2
“Priestess Of The Promised Land”, Words & music: Stan Ridgway
“Ragged Hungry Blues”, written and sung by Aunt Molly Jackson,
“Ration Blues”, written by Louis Jordan, Anthonio Cosey and Collenane Clark, performed by Louis Jordan & His Tympani Five
“Readjustment Blues”, written and sung by Bill Danoff
“Red Sector A”, sung by Rush
“Roads to Moscow”, written and sung by Al Stewart
“Roll on Columbia”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Rosa Parks,” written and sung by Andy Glockenspiel
“Rosie Jane”, written and sung by Malvina Reynolds
“Rosie the Riveter”, written by Reed Evans and John Jacob Loeb, sung by The Four Vagabonds
“(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66”- sung by Nat King Cole, songwriter Bob Troup.
“Russians”, written by Sting & Sergei Prokofiev, sung by Sting,
“Sacco’s Letter to his Son”, words written by Nicolo Sacco, music written by Pete Seeger, sung by Pete Seeger
“Sam Stone”, written and sung by John Prine
“Sarajevo”, written and sung by Watsky
“Sarajevo song” (“What used to be is no more”) sung by Vinni,
“Saturdays in Silesia,” sung by Rational Youth
“Say it Loud (I’m Black and I’m Proud)” written and sung by James Brown
“Scarecrow”, written and sung by Melissa Etheridge
“She Thinks His Name was John”, sung by Reba McIntire
“Singin’ in Viet Nam Talkin’ Blues”, written and sung by Johnny Cash
“Sing Me a Song with Social Significance”, sung by Rose Marie Jun
“Sink the Bismarck,” written by Johnny Horton and Tillman Franks, sung by Johnny Horton,
“Sister Rosa”, sung by The Neville Brothers
“Sit Down”, written by Maurice Sugar, sung by The Manhattan Chorus
Sittin’ in De Cotton” , unknown
“Solidarity,” sung by Angelic Upstarts,
“Solidarity Forever”, written by Ralph Chaplin, sung by Pete Seeger
“Song for Hugh Thompson”, written by David Rovics, sung by Rotdorn
“Song For Sarajevo”, written and sung by Judy Collins
”Song X”, wung by Neil Young (with Pearl Jam)
“Spanish Civil War Song”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Spirit of St. Louis”, written and performed by Joe Ross
“Srebrenica Song”, unknown
“Stalin Wasn’t Stallin”, written by Willie Johnson, sung by the Golden Gate Quartet.
“Stalingrad”, sung by Nightingale
“Stalingrad”, sung by Accept
“Stalingrad”, sung by Sabaton,
“Stonewall Nation” written and sung by Madeline Davis
“Stop the Fires of Napalm”, written by Jimmy Collier, sung by Jimmy Collier and Rev. Frederick Douglas Kirkpatrick
“Storm the Embassy”, written by James Mc Donnell and Brian Robert Setzer and sung by Stray Cats
“Strange Fruit”, written by “Lewis Allen”, actually Abel Meeropol, sung by Billie Holiday
“Streets of Philadelphia”, written and sung by Bruce Springsteen
“Streets of Sarajevo”, written and sung by John McCutcheon,
“Student Demonstration Time”, sung by The Beach Boys
“Sunny California”, written and sung by Mrs. Mary Sullivan
“Sure is Good to Know (We’re Ready for a Nuclear War)”, written by Cathy Winter
“Sylvester and His Mule Blues”, sung by Memphis Minnie (Lizzie Douglas)
“Talking Birmingham Jam”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Talking Columbia”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Talking Cuban Crisis”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Talking Dust Bowl Blues”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Talkin’ John Birch Paranoid Blues”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Talking Merchant Marine”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Talking UnAmerican Blues”, written by Irwin Silber/Betty Sanders , sung by Pete Seeger and Betty Sanders,
“Talking Union”, written by Millard Lampell, Lee Hays and Pete Seeger (1941) sung by The Almanac Singers.
“Talking Vietnam”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“Talking World War III Blues”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“Tell Me Now” , unknown
“Tell My Father (A Song for Srebrenica)”, written and sung by Daniel Mustafovic
“Ten Cents a Dance”, written by Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart, sung by Ruth Etting
“Thank God for the TVA”, written by Jason Isbell and sung by Drive by Truckers,
“Thank God for Victory in Korea”, written and performed by Jimmie Osborne
“Thank You, Anita”, written and sung by Charlie King
“That Bomb Has Got To Go”, written and sung by Ewan MacColl
“That Bonus Done Gone Through”, written and sung by Lil Johnson
“The Abraham Lincoln Brigade”, written and sung by John McCutcheon
“The Alcoholic Blues”, words by E. Laska, music by A. Vontilzer, sung by B. Murray
“The Argentines, The Portuguese, and The Greeks”, unknown
“The Backlash Blues”, written by Langston Hughes and Nina Simone, sung by Nina Simone,
“The Ballad of Aimee McPherson”, sung by Pete Seeger,
“The Ballad of Barney Graham” was written by Della Mae Graham, sung by Pete Seeger.
“The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde”, written by Mitch Murray and Peter Callendar, sung by Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames
“The Ballad of Eddie Klepp”, written and sung by Chucky Brodsky
“The Ballad of the Green Berets”, written and sung by Barry Sadler
“The Ballad of Harry Simms, written by Jim Garland, sung by Pete Seeger
“The Ballad of Ho Chi Minh”, written and sung by Ewan MacColl,
“The Ballad of Ira Hayes”, written by Peter LaFarge , sung by Johnny Cash
“The Ballad of Joe Hill”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“The Ballad of Joe Hill, written by Alfred Hayes and Earl Robinson, sung by Joan Baez
“The Ballad Of My Lai”, sung by Matt McKinney
“The Ballad of Martin Luther King”, written and sung by Pete Seeger and Rev. Frederick Douglass Kirkpatrick (aka “Brother Kirk”)
“The Ballad of Medgar Evers” aka “Too Many Martyrs”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“The Ballad of Penny Evans”, written and sung by Steve Goodman
“The Ballad of the Reuben James”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“The Ballad of Rodger Young”, written by Frank Loesser (sung by Burl Ives/ West Point Glee Club
“The Ballad of Sacco and Vanzetti”, written and sung by Joan Baez
“The Ballad of the Sit-ins”, written by Guy Carawan, Eve Merriam and Norma Curtis, sung by Sweet Honey in the Rock,
“The Ballad of the Triangle Fire”, written by Ruth Rubin
“The Big Stick” , written and sung by The Minutemen
““The Blinding of Isaac Woodard” written by Woody Guthrie, sung by Raymond Crooke
“The Bloody Road to the Somme”, sung by At First Light
The ‘Börgermoorlied’ (Song of Börgermoor)”, written by Johann Esser, and Wolfgang Langhoff, sung by Paul Robeson
“The Butcher’s Tale – Western Front 1914”, sung by The Zombies
“The C.C.C.”, written and sung by Charlie Maguire
“The Children Of Kosovo,” sung by The Kelly Family
“The Civil Defense Song” written and sung by Mark Spolestra
“The Cry of “My Lai”, written by Johnny Adams and Ivan Meece, sung by Ivan Lee
“The Death of Emmett Till”, written and sung by Bob Dylan
“The Death of Mother Jones”, sung by Gene Autry
“The Door”,written and sung by Martin Page
“The Eagle Cried, Vietnam Veterans Tribute”, written and sung by U.S. Army Major Jason Billington
“The Enola Gay”, written and sung by Utah Phillips,
“The Era of the ERA”, written and sung by Phyllis Unger Hiller
“The Fallout Shelter Song”, written and sung Peter Scott Peters
“The FDR Song”, sung by The Grammerheads
“The Fiery Bear”, sung by Jack Holden & Frances Kay
“The Gallis (Gallows) Pole”, written and sung by Huddie Ledbetter/Lead Belly
“The Ghosts of Ellis Island”, written and sung by Jay P. Christensen
“The Ghost of Tom Joad”, written and sung by Bruce Springsteen
“The Great Depression/New Deal Song”, sung by One Republic
“The Guardian”, written and sung by Captain Andy Hoskinson,
“The H. U. A. C.”, written mad sung by Malvina Reynolds
“The Hero in You”, written and sung by Ellis Paul
“The Immigrant”, written and sung by Neil Sedaka
“The John T. Scopes Trial” by Carlos B. McAfee
“The Killing of The Ferguson Brothers”, written by Woody Guthrie, sung by Raymond Cooke
“The Last Song”, written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, sung by Elton John
“The Living Wage”, written and sung by risten Lems’
“The Longest Day”, sung by Iron Maiden
“The Ludlow Massacre”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of Santo Domingo”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“The Marion Massacre”, written by Woody Guthrie, sung by Welling and McGhee
“The Massacres of My Lai (Song My) and Truong An” written and sung by Tom Parrot
“The Migrants’ Song”, sung with Augustin Lin, Danny Valdez
“The Mill Mother’s Lament”, written by Ella May Wiggins, sung by Pete Seeger
“The Night They Drove Dick Nixon Down”, sung by Airfarcewon
“The Motor City is Burning”, written by Albert B. Smith, sung by John Lee Hooker
“The Movement’s Moving On”, sung and written by Len Chandler
“The Old H-U-A-C”, sung and written by The Raunch Hands,
“The Old Miner’s Refrain”, sung by Joe Glazer
“The Panic is On”, sung by Hezekiah Jenkins
“The Persian Gulf War Song” written and sung by T-Roz
“The Pill”, sung by Loretta Lynn
“The Pill”, written and sung by Matt McGinn
“The Preacher and the Slave”, written and sung by Joe Hill
“The Roosevelt Rap” written by Jeffrey Urbin, sung by Robert Ferin.
“The Scottsboro Boys”, written and sung by Huddie Ledbetter/Lead Belly
“The Senator McCarthy Blues”, sung by Hal Block with the Tony Borrelli Orchestra (1954),
“The Siege of Bastogne”, written and performed by Joe Bonamassa
“The Song of the Mud” by Mary Boland
“The Soup Song”, written by Maurice Sugar, sung by Utah Phillips
“The Talking Atomic Blues” a/k/a “Old Man Atom”, written by Vern Partlow, sung by Sam Hinton
“The Triangle Factory Fire”, written and sung by James Power
“The Triangle Fire”, written by John Paul O’Connor
“The TVA Song”, written and sung by Jean Thomas
“The Valley (TVA Song)”, written and sung by Tessa Oglesby
“The Wall”, written and sung by Bruce Springsteen
“The Wall”, sung by Steppenwolf
“The Wild Blue”, written and sung by Christine Lavin
“The Willing Conscript”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“The W.P. and A.”, written and sung by Frank Proffitt
“They Can’t Stop The Spring“, lyrics by John Waters with music by Tommy Moran, performed by Dervish
“This Land is Your Land”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“This Train Revised”, written by Amy Elizabeth Ray, sung by The Indigo Girls
“Three German Officers Crossed the Rhine” (traditional)
“Tom Joad”, written and sung by Woody Guthrie
“Train for Auschwitz”, written and sung by Tom Paxton
“Trench Blues”, written and sung by Jon (‘Big Nig’) Bray
“Trouble”, written and sung by Josh White
“TVA”, written by Sam Quinn, sung by The Everybodyfields
“Two Good Men”, written by Woody Guthrie, here sung by David Rovics
“Unborn Child”, sung by Seals and Crofts
“Uncle Frank”, written by Jason Isbell, sung by the Drive by Truckers
“Uncle Sam Says”, written by Joshua White and Waring Cuney, sung by Josh White
“Unemployment Stomp”, written and sung by William Lee Conley (“Big Bill”) Broonzy
“Union Maid”, written by Woody Guthrie , sung by The Almanac Singers
“Up and Down the 8 Mile Road”, words by Gus Kahn, Music by Walter Donaldson,
“Valentino” – sung and written by Freddie Hart (1964)
“Vietnam Blues”, written by Dave Dudley and Kris Kristofferson, sung by Kris Kristofferson
“Viva La Quince Brigada”, traditional, sung by Pete Seeger and the Almanac Singers;
“Viva La Quinta Brigada” written by Christy Moore and sung by Aiofe Clancy and Shay Black
“Wall Street Blues” written and sung by W. C. Handy
“Watergate Blues”, written and sung by Tom T. Hall
“Weave Room Blues”, written by Dorsey Dixon, sung by the Dixon Brothers
“Welfare Store Blues”, written and sung by Sonny Boy Williamson
“We Didn’t Start the Fire”, written and sung by Billy Joel
“We Must Be Ready”, written by George M. Cohan
“We Seek No Wider War”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“We Shall All Go Together When We Go”, written and sung by Tom Lehrer,
‘‘We Shall Overcome’, traditional, sung by Pete Seeger
“We Sure Got Hard Times Now” ”, written and sung by Barbecue Bob
“We’ve Got Franklin D. Roosevelt Back Again” written by Bill Cox, sung by the New Lost City Ramblers
“What Have They Done to the Rain”, written and sung by Malvina Reynolds
What You’re Fighting For” , sung by Mother Maybelle Carter
“When Angels Cry”, written and sung by Janis Ian
“When I Get My Money (I mean that Bonus)” sung by Bumble Bee Slim (Amos Easton)
“When I Grow Up – The G-Man Song”, written and sung by Harold Rome
“When the Lusitania Went Down”, written by Charles McCarron and Nat Vincent
“When the Nylons Bloom Again”, written by George Marion, Jr. and Fats Waller from the Broadway show “Ain’t Misbehavin’”.
“When the Soldiers Get Their Bonus”, sung by Cripple Clarence Lofton and Red Nelson
“When The War Came”, written by Colin Patrick Meloy, sung by The Decembrists,
“When They Drop the Atomic Bomb”, sung by Jackie Doll and his Pickled Peppers
“Which Side are You On?” written by Florence Reece, sung by Natalie Merchant
“White Boots Marching in a Yellow Land”, written and sung by Phil Ochs
“White Rabbit”, written by Grace Slick, sung by Jefferson Airplane
“Why?”, written by Calvin E. (Gene) Taylor, sung by Bronski Beat
“Why? (The King of Love is Dead)”, written and sung by Nina Simone,
“Why I Sing the Blues”, written and sung by BB King
“William Jennings Bryan’s Last Fight”, sung by Vernon Dalhart
“Wind of Change,” sung by Scorpions
“Wisdom Is Watching”, written and sung by Carrie Newcomer
“Wish You Were Here, Buddy” sung by Pat Boone
“Woman Child”, written and sung by Harry Chapin
“Working on the Project” written by Charley Jordan, sung by Peetie Wheatstraw (William Bunch)
“WPA”, written by Jesse Stone, sung by Louis Armstrong and Mills Brothers; Skeets Tolbert & His Gentlemen of Swing
“WPA Blues”, written and sung by Casey Bill Weldon
You Can’t Get That No More”, sung by Louis Jordan
“Your Flag Decal Won’t Get you into Heaven Anymore”, written and sung by John Prine
“16 Tons”, written by Merle Travis, sung by Tennessee Ernie Ford
“1913 Massacre”, written by Woody Guthrie, sung by Arlo Guthrie,