Bruce Springsteen - Mrs. McGrath

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Bruce Springsteen - We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions
American Land Edition, Digipak - CD, Album + DVD, DVD-Video, PAL, 5.1 Multichannel
Columbia, 88697009162
2006

01. Old Man Tucker
02. Jesse James
03. Mrs. McGrath
04. O Marry Don't You Weep
05. John Henry
06. Erie Canal
07. Jacob's Ladder
08. My Oklahoma Home
09. Eyes On The Prize
10. Shenandoah
11. Pay Me My Money Down
12. We Shall Overcome
13. Froggie Went A Courtin'
14. Buffalo Gals
15. How Can I Keep From Singing
16. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times Alive (Bruce Springsteen Version)
17. Bring 'Em Home
18. American Land

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I listened, then I listened, then I listened! And remembered people who survived different wars. And those who didn't even when they made it to what should have home. Never let a soldier be undone.

rosemarygoring

This song has a very specific hit to it and I’ve never been able to find it in any other song

killerwolf

The Stanfields do an excellent job on this number. 🤘 east coast pride🇨🇦

petewaybret

I left Iraq after only 48 days with a purple heart from a bullet through the hip and needing a cane for life. My whole family cannot hear this song without crying.

robertdoyle

An Irish anti-war song from the mid-18th Century. About 220 years old - and it has lost not one ounce of its power.

robertjohnston

I just moved back to the USA after 28 years. I was raised in Canada were I first heard this on a Canadian show called republic of doyle. I have relocated my self to the country of my birth and I cant stop listening to this.

Livefreelivesteong

Fun fact This is a song from approx 1807 during Peninsular Wars, but earliest written account of it was 1876. the must be hundreds of versions. It was even sang during the American civil war. Bruce just changed a few lyrics but he does slay it great version. When your listening to this on your iPad or phone just imagine the history behind this song. It was sang during many many wars and across many sea travels to direct conflict also by those on ships attacked by pirates. Each man on either opposite sides going to war convinced they were doing the “right thing” now lost to history. Not much has changed on the war front unfortunately

Smally

I used to listen to this song in the car with my mom all the time when I was 6, or 7. I'm 17 today and I can't be more happy to have found this song.

XManGaming