The fact that the audiences are also singing “we shall overcome, someday” make me tear up so much. We’re not alone. We suffer together. And we overcome together. This is truly the anthem of the civil rights movement.
A interesting fact its 6 year after germany was split by a wall and the person know waht that mean because it is in berlin. I hope we german never forght and we will overcome our history and help other. God help us!
“do not fear, for I am with you, do not be afraid, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.” Isaiah 41:13
I cry every time I watch this, I still believe in the power of the collective that we can upend the oppressive systems and overcome that which divided us. I live in hope still. Change is not an easy pathway - but let not us not be dissuaded. Though any road is long let us rest and savour the destination when we reach it.
ESPECIALLY sung unannounced behind the iron curtain on live national TV. Pete was rallying a beleaguered people, and he stepped up and got an enormous pinch hit. He was willing to say to power, "WE ARE NOT AFRAID." Twenty years later, when freedom came, people said this had given them hope and stealed their resolve.
Pete was absolutely right. That *is* the most powerful part of the song. I get choked up every time I hear it. The courage of those marchers in Alabama continues to inspire.
@@landslave why must anarchists defame all socialist projects that were objectively better to the people who lived under it? '57 percent, or an absolute majority, of eastern Germans defend the former East Germany. "The GDR had more good sides than bad sides. There were some problems, but life was good there," say 49 percent of those polled. Eight percent of eastern Germans flatly oppose all criticism of their former home and agree with the statement: "The GDR had, for the most part, good sides. Life there was happier and better than in reunified Germany today." '
Literally my world view changed after an introduction to his music at a concert at Western CT State University in 1968. All of a sudden words like peace, freedom, justice and compassion gained meanings that I'd never thought very deeply about. His passion and his courage will be in my consciousness for life. I regret that he is no longer with us.
Me too! Just not at Western CT State. The music of Pete Seeger, Peter Paul & Mary, Phil Ochs AND the events of 1968 from the Tet Offensive, the McCarthy campaign, the assassinations of MLK & RFK and then the Police Riot at the Democratic Convention affected my thinking for the rest of my life. No other year affected me so deeply
In 1964 I attended a concert at The Hollywood Bowl.. Pete Seeger & Peter Paul and Mary. "We Shall Overcome".. was one song performed. ( Los Angeles CA )..In 1968 I was a Nurse Aide at Good Samaritan Hospital when Bobby Kennedy was brought in to ICU. History.. and now..we circle around to the need for people to sing loud for freedom, justness, compassion, and the fearlessness of speaking out. Trueness of spirit and courage of heart and common sense of mind WILL prevail. peace on..
So many young people have never heard of Pete, or his wonderful music, or his "facist-killing machine": The acoustic guitar! My favorite History teacher in HS used to bring his guitar to class, he played and sang this song in the mid-70's. I hadn't heard of Pete before that, but became a fan that day. Mr. Mitchell was Blackfoot native American (and ridiculously handsome). I had such a crush, but I also learned so much in his class. NOBODY skipped Mr. Mitchell's class!
@@killercd7682 Yes, it was Woody Guthrie who had "This machine kills fascists" on his guitar. Pete Seeger had (and here I try to remember from memory) something along the lines of "This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender" on his banjo at some point. To be honest, I like the no-nonsense directness of Woody's version :-)
We have a lot to overcome this time. He wants to cause a civil war & he doesn't bother to relise how this is all happening or why. If the REPUBLICAN party doesn't soon step up we may never be the Great Country of AMERICA again. My heart is sad for the Generations who will never know the feeling of pride all AMERICA's have lived with. We were prowerful in our pride,honesty and even in our humility . I don't know if thats even explainable ?
I remember in the late 60s taking one of Seeger's albums over to a friends house to play. After I left my friend got in touch with me and told me his parents told me never to bring the record back into their house.. I loved/love his music and what he stood for. That incident never left my memory.
as an anarchist from Burma(Myanmar). When our lives are threatened, our comrades intone this song with the conviction that one day we shall collectively prevail over this significant adversity.
One of the most powerful and inspiring songs ever! Never give up on the dream. Love an Peace is the ultimate revolution ✌ I woke up after 5 years of apathy and became an activists again in 81. Still am.
@@rvshjn5 Have numerous videos that I would like to work on, but instead I am having to spend hours a day trying to sale hundreds of items.. Disability barely pays the rent
Yes I am listening to this song..... brings back memories of the struggles of the 1950's and 60, 70's's.... and what Pete contributed with his singing and giving us sustaining strength ....
We are not afraid. Deep in my heart, I do believe we shall overcome someday. Live in peace, and I mean all my sisters and brothers. Music, sit downs, silent protest. Dreamin’ of the 60’s again 🙄. Still at it 🥳
I knew him slightly when I was a child. His words and music speak to us, especially now. I am sorry to lose so many great musicians. May they guide us always with their light and music.
i am fighting multiple diseases at the same time, this song may give me strength to fight. I am surrounded by grief and pain. I don't know when it will be over
Several months ago I was in a group listening to music and a guy played We Shall Overcome. A very lovely young woman had never heard it before. I was so shocked. I thought everyone knew it. At least now she's heard it, but I wonder how many others in their 20s have never heard one of the most important songs we have.
This is Abhijeet from Kolkata India. This is just the perfect song to overcome this crisis of covid-19 in 2021. Stay safe and stay well 💕 all my friends.
We shall overcome We shall overcome We shall overcome, some day Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day We'll walk hand in hand We'll walk hand in hand We'll walk hand in hand We'll walk hand in hand, some day Deep in my heart Oh, deep in my heart I do believe I do believe We shall overcome, some day We shall overcome, some day We shall live in peace We shall live in peace We shall live in peace, some day We shall live in peace, some day Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day The most important verse if the one they wrote down in Montgomery Alabama They said 'We are not afraid' And the young people taught everybody else a lesson All the older people that had learned how to compromise And learned how to take it easy, and be polite, and get along And leave things as they were The young people taught us all a lesson We are not afraid We are not afraid We are not afraid, today Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day We shall overcome, some day The whole wide world around The whole wide world around The whole wide world around The whole wide world around, some day Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
Vielen vielen Dank, ich möchte gerade jetzt diesen song wieder öffentlich zeigen und ihn in meine Sprache übersetzen. Ich hatte die freie Rede akkustisch nicht ganz verstanden. Es hat mir sehr geholfen. Danke!
Hopefully, after all of this is over, the world will come closer to the vision of the lyrics. Everywhere we are seeing compassion & humility that has brought us to care for one another for we are at our most vulnerable as a human race, and we need each other to survive. Once we overcome this hopefully we'll have a better understanding of what makes us meaningful & create a better future for all of our kind.
One of those people who have made a real and lasting contribution to the human race. Truth, honesty, freedom, peace and justice cuts across all religions and political hues but, as he says, there are too many people who aren't interested in doing anything about it. The struggle goes on, Pete.
When the Reverend Charles Albert Tindley first wrote the song, he had no idea of the far-reaching and enduring impact his song would have on people all over the planet seeking basic human rights and freedom.
Be the peace , light , and love we desire to see in this world we live in! We will and can make a difference in everyone's life! Its a daily choice to rise above and live out grace. Blessings to all! Be the blessing you desire to see in this world!
Listen to "we shall overcome " the final line is important and was added after Montgomery Alabama during civil rights. "We are not afraid" "WE ARE NOT AFRAID" WE WILL OVERCOME SOMEDAY!
This gospel song, which became a protest song in the Civil Rights Movement is believed to be lyrical descendant of the hymn " I 'll overcome someday " by Charles Albert Tindley. The Hindi version " हम होंगे कामयाब " was a literal translation composed by renowned poet Girija Kumar Mathur. The Bengali adaptation " আমরা করবো জয় " was penned by Bengali folk singer Hemanga Biswas and first recorded by the late Bhupen Hazarika.
Thank you for posting this information. I was looking for the original after hearing an alternate version that was recorded by Roy Zimmerman in Flint, Michigan, during the water crisis there. He sang a beautiful counterpoint about all the people needlessly lost due to structural injustice. I wasn’t sure if that was part of the original song or not. I guess he wrote the extra verses. edit: link th-cam.com/video/nLoKnyZsQQc/w-d-xo.html
I lived through this era. We're still waging the battle to overcome! Today, given the recent and tragic event in Minneapolis, and the aftermath of reaction, perhaps the end of our journey may be in sight!
No sabía de la existencia de este documento. Como chileno agradecido de la solidaridad que nuestro compañero Pete siempre manifestó hacia nosotros, me he sentido honrado de cantar junto a él esta bella canción. Somos anti-imperialistas, sin vergüenza alguna lo decimos, pero no entenderemos jamás que nuestro enemigo es todo el pueblo estadounidense. Grandes compañeros tenemos entre ustedes y nuestro querido viejo hermoso es un gran ejemplo de ello. Gracias, mi compañero hermoso, y a todos los que, viviendo en el imperio que nos amenaza y nos atormenta, son nuestros queridos hermanos y que están junto a nosotros luchando día a día por librar el planeta. .
Когда был подростком - слушал песни Сигера. Эта же песня внушала веру в себя, поднимала настроение и давала импульс к великим делам. И сегодня слушаю ее с радостью. Пою вместе с ним и хором.
I heard this song many time,when i passed from trauma, when i fall in sadness,lonlyness,when someone break my heart this song give me energy for fight whith my endless pain......
I never got to hear him in person, but grew up on his music and that of others with similar heart. I went to East Germany myself three years later and as an American, sang Christmas Carols with an East German family. I got stopped and questioned for hours by STASI when I sought to return to the West. I also was in Germany years later in 1989 the day the Wall fell, and am mindful of the push he gave it.
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God be with America and us all now more than ever.
yes! thank goodness for the wise and everlasting solidarity of God especially for all who suffer - two footed, four footed, winged, finned, and green
We got this. Our ancestors have been through this before as well and we can learn from them before its too late.
The guy with the glasses was my dad (left side)
I love you dad
(He's still alive but he has Parkinson's disease)
Wow that's amazing. Hope your dad is going okay!
What about the girl?
He attracts attention in a scene,indeed. Distracted at the first viewing
. He may be pretty charismatic.
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Wish him a long and peaceful life.
The fact that the audiences are also singing “we shall overcome, someday” make me tear up so much.
We’re not alone. We suffer together. And we overcome together. This is truly the anthem of the civil rights movement.
A interesting fact its 6 year after germany was split by a wall and the person know waht that mean because it is in berlin. I hope we german never forght and we will overcome our history and help other. God help us!
there is a song by Pete "Tomorrow's Children" gave me a vision that has kept me in the movement that Pete Seeger sang for. Urge you to hear
Yes, Brava.
Yes, the civil Rights Movement
Our new anthem 😊 in 2024
Any one listening to this during COVID-19 crisis worldwide? Love and wishes from India!
Yes... Abhishek.. Listening to an all time great
yes here in the UK, stay safe fella !
Same here in the US. Stay safe!
Yes..I too listening
Greetings from France
keep safe!
Its hard to not cry hearing these songs.
lhkemp I know
Was not hard enough.
No need to cry. Carry hope and fight on against tyranny. Wherever you are. Its a great Hope Anthem
I never Cry.. Bad voice
very much so
There's something about the "we are not afraid today" verse in this recording specifically that always gets me close to tears whenever I hear it.
Ditto.
I'm so glad that my parents told me help society.
I have the same reaction.
“do not fear, for I am with you, do not be afraid, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand.” Isaiah 41:13
I cry every time I watch this, I still believe in the power of the collective that we can upend the oppressive systems and overcome that which divided us. I live in hope still. Change is not an easy pathway - but let not us not be dissuaded. Though any road is long let us rest and savour the destination when we reach it.
“Somebody has to be willing to sing, we are not afraid!” That part got me.
ESPECIALLY sung unannounced behind the iron curtain on live national TV. Pete was rallying a beleaguered people, and he stepped up and got an enormous pinch hit. He was willing to say to power, "WE ARE NOT AFRAID." Twenty years later, when freedom came, people said this had given them hope and stealed their resolve.
Pete was absolutely right. That *is* the most powerful part of the song. I get choked up every time I hear it. The courage of those marchers in Alabama continues to inspire.
@@landslave why must anarchists defame all socialist projects that were objectively better to the people who lived under it?
'57 percent, or an absolute majority, of eastern Germans defend the former East Germany. "The GDR had more good sides than bad sides. There were some problems, but life was good there," say 49 percent of those polled. Eight percent of eastern Germans flatly oppose all criticism of their former home and agree with the statement: "The GDR had, for the most part, good sides. Life there was happier and better than in reunified Germany today." '
Me too 😰
Literally my world view changed after an introduction to his music at a concert at Western CT State University in 1968. All of a sudden words like peace, freedom, justice and compassion gained meanings that I'd never thought very deeply about. His passion and his courage will be in my consciousness for life. I regret that he is no longer with us.
Me too! Just not at Western CT State. The music of Pete Seeger, Peter Paul & Mary, Phil Ochs AND the events of 1968 from the Tet Offensive, the McCarthy campaign, the assassinations of MLK & RFK and then the Police Riot at the Democratic Convention affected my thinking for the rest of my life. No other year affected me so deeply
In 1964 I attended a concert at The Hollywood Bowl.. Pete Seeger & Peter Paul and Mary. "We Shall Overcome".. was one song performed. ( Los Angeles CA )..In 1968 I was a Nurse Aide at Good Samaritan Hospital when Bobby Kennedy was brought in to ICU. History.. and now..we circle around to the need for people to sing loud for freedom, justness, compassion, and the fearlessness of speaking out. Trueness of spirit and courage of heart and common sense of mind WILL prevail. peace on..
btw..the Reverend Charles Albert Tindley wrote this song. Pete Seeger made this a popular song.
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So many young people have never heard of Pete, or his wonderful music, or his "facist-killing machine": The acoustic guitar! My favorite History teacher in HS used to bring his guitar to class, he played and sang this song in the mid-70's. I hadn't heard of Pete before that, but became a fan that day. Mr. Mitchell was Blackfoot native American (and ridiculously handsome). I had such a crush, but I also learned so much in his class. NOBODY skipped Mr. Mitchell's class!
Wasn't that Woodie Guthrie
@@killercd7682 Yes, it was Woody Guthrie who had "This machine kills fascists" on his guitar. Pete Seeger had (and here I try to remember from memory) something along the lines of "This machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender" on his banjo at some point.
To be honest, I like the no-nonsense directness of Woody's version :-)
@@andrewwigglesworth3030 So you’re ok with killing if it’s someone you disagree with ?
@@robinhood480 I don't think you understand, it was a guitar ... think about it.
I recently discovered him and am currently trying to spread his music
I'd like to dedicate We Shall Overcome to anyone who is being bullied or maligned in any way.
The Palestinians and hence their supporters including Jeremy Corbyn
Thank you.
Thank you!!
I had been bullied for being a thin bispectacled kid at school
@@СергейНефедов-ы3ь some of the greatest people on earth are thin bespectacled kids who were bullied
It's May 31st 2020, at the time of this comment. Things are getting hairy here in the states. But we too, shall overcome someday.
We have a lot to overcome this time. He wants to cause a civil war & he doesn't bother to relise how this is all happening or why. If the REPUBLICAN party doesn't soon step up we may never be the Great Country of AMERICA again. My heart is sad for the Generations who will never know the feeling of pride all AMERICA's have lived with. We were prowerful in our pride,honesty and even in our humility . I don't know if thats even explainable ?
It's January 2021, we'll see
You can add January 6th, 2021 too
Thanks from UK, you did overcome!
@@Catbot99 How? It was a mostly peaceful protest, wherein people accidently entered an unposted restricted area.
One of the most fantastic socially concerned people I ever heard of. God bless Pete and his family and everyone
Hello Pat, How are you doing?
I remember in the late 60s taking one of Seeger's albums over to a friends house to play. After I left my friend got in touch with me and told me his parents told me never to bring the record back into their house.. I loved/love his music and what he stood for. That incident never left my memory.
Sid Kaskey - Pete Seeger moved a lot of people to be brave and tolerant. He also scared a lot of people, making them face unpleasant things. ☮️❤️🛐
@@mariec.9102 My friend's parents called Seeger's a communist. It was and is a term used by too many who do not give thought to things carefully.
@@sidkaskey He actually was a communist though. Like literally. I am too, so I think it's a good thing.
“It's a folk singer's job to comfort disturbed people and to disturb comfortable people.” Woody Guthrie
as an anarchist from Burma(Myanmar). When our lives are threatened, our comrades intone this song with the conviction that one day we shall collectively prevail over this significant adversity.
i hope you guys prevail! and democracy is restored there :)
Don't give up! ❤
I hope you're safe comrade!!!
Beutiful
Anarchists and Marxists together, we shall not be moved!
One of the most powerful and inspiring songs ever! Never give up on the dream. Love an Peace is the ultimate revolution ✌ I woke up after 5 years of apathy and became an activists again in 81. Still am.
More power to you sir.
@@rvshjn5 Have numerous videos that I would like to work on, but instead I am having to spend hours a day trying to sale hundreds of items.. Disability barely pays the rent
@@ssweetyboyy LOL.
Great singer.... takes me back to Winnipeg in the 1950's... and the struggle working people faced then and now !
If you ever met anyone of his stature and courage in your life you have been very fortunate
Yes I am listening to this song..... brings back memories of the struggles of the 1950's and 60, 70's's.... and what Pete contributed with his singing and giving us sustaining strength ....
We are not afraid. Deep in my heart, I do believe we shall overcome someday.
Live in peace, and I mean all my sisters and brothers. Music, sit downs, silent protest.
Dreamin’ of the 60’s again 🙄. Still at it 🥳
I knew him slightly when I was a child. His words and music speak to us, especially now. I am sorry to lose so many great musicians. May they guide us always with their light and music.
That’s the wonder of the gift of music it’s timeless.
Immortal lyrics 😊
There are those, relatively unknow, perhaps, who are still carrying the torch.
I found his music just this year. (Yes, I'm a young person) It gives me so much hope to listen to things like this. I'm glad I came across his songs.
Same here, I found it in 2022, AMAZING.
i am fighting multiple diseases at the same time, this song may give me strength to fight. I am surrounded by grief and pain. I don't know when it will be over
I hope you get relief and have made peace with everyone you know. I wish you well.
@@johnbutler3141 thanks
Om Shanti Om
I hope you're doing well by now
This song was our morning attendance prayer in school...... brings back whole lot of memories!!!!
That's amazing, and very cool! Where did you go to school?
In our school also it was the morning prayer
A good school was the one you attended!
This was the song to sing at our music lessons!!
@@LazyIRanch Russia, Murmansk! The hero city!
Several months ago I was in a group listening to music and a guy played We Shall Overcome. A very lovely young woman had never heard it before. I was so shocked. I thought everyone knew it. At least now she's heard it, but I wonder how many others in their 20s have never heard one of the most important songs we have.
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I'm 21 now, and you'll be happy to learn that at least in my elementary school we learned and sang it fairly often.
This is Abhijeet from Kolkata India. This is just the perfect song to overcome this crisis of covid-19 in 2021. Stay safe and stay well 💕 all my friends.
This song is pretty famous in Bengal
We shall overcome
We shall overcome
We shall overcome, some day
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day
We'll walk hand in hand
We'll walk hand in hand
We'll walk hand in hand
We'll walk hand in hand, some day
Deep in my heart
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day
We shall overcome, some day
We shall live in peace
We shall live in peace
We shall live in peace, some day
We shall live in peace, some day
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day
The most important verse if the one they wrote down in Montgomery Alabama
They said 'We are not afraid'
And the young people taught everybody else a lesson
All the older people that had learned how to compromise
And learned how to take it easy, and be polite, and get along
And leave things as they were
The young people taught us all a lesson
We are not afraid
We are not afraid
We are not afraid, today
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day
We shall overcome, some day
The whole wide world around
The whole wide world around
The whole wide world around
The whole wide world around, some day
Oh, deep in my heart
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day
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Vielen vielen Dank, ich möchte gerade jetzt diesen song wieder öffentlich zeigen und ihn in meine Sprache übersetzen. Ich hatte die freie Rede akkustisch nicht ganz verstanden. Es hat mir sehr geholfen. Danke!
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I was listening to this song in 1984. During my music lessons at school. They said this was an Anti-war song. I do believe
I love this song.
What a giant. A gentle loving soul. Respect Mr. PETE
Much love and admiration for Pete Seeger here
From Brazil
Wellcome, Brazil!
This song is still very popular in India to this day🇮🇳🇮🇳
It is an incredable song & full of what our hearts need, like our body's need food to be strong. There are intangibles that feed our hearts.
no to india this is for the american song only fuck you india
Yeah fuck you india
I think the song is for all the nations
@@emseverything7605 chill dude, you got a crack in yo brain?
We need
Pete Seeger's in the world 🌎 today
Corona, we as a race will soon overcome it... Stay strong everyone!!
Yanz anzz yeah
My thoughts exactly. This is why I searched for this song xxx
हा हम ही जीतेंगे। मानवता जीतेगी
Hopefully, after all of this is over, the world will come closer to the vision of the lyrics. Everywhere we are seeing compassion & humility that has brought us to care for one another for we are at our most vulnerable as a human race, and we need each other to survive. Once we overcome this hopefully we'll have a better understanding of what makes us meaningful & create a better future for all of our kind.
Correct
the most beautiful song i ever heard in my f@#Xing miserable life in this goddamned sick dying world. the song that must heard for today generation.
Incroyable, Berlin 67 en DDR !
Tous ces jeunes qui chantent la paix ! Trop beau !
Quand on voit où on en est maintenant ...
One of those people who have made a real and lasting contribution to the human race. Truth, honesty, freedom, peace and justice cuts across all religions and political hues but, as he says, there are too many people who aren't interested in doing anything about it. The struggle goes on, Pete.
I Miss that glorious man. we have his music.
When the Reverend Charles Albert Tindley first wrote the song, he had no idea of the far-reaching and enduring impact his song would have on people all over the planet seeking basic human rights and freedom.
Pete puts everything into his singing, he a wonderful artist.❤️
We shall overcome. We shall be free someday. Love and good wishes from India.
This man had the best voice and tonsils gifted to man.And send a message to us all.Wisen UP. BEFORE ITS NOT TOO LATE.🕊
We need this man and his songs NOW MORE THAN EVER.
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Shut up, loser
@@eiantsou6109 Ok, kid
Been overcoming one thing or another over and over all my life hand and hand with this song.
I think your understanding of the song is the best
A great song, a great song for any people struggling non-violently for peace, justice, equality, and freedom!
A great son, a great song for any people struggling n̶o̶n̶-̶v̶i̶o̶l̶e̶n̶t̶l̶y̶ for peace, justice, equality, and freedom!
Jerry Seinfeld Fucking World War Two proved that non-violence shit absolutely false. Revolution; just-people’s-war, is the only way!
What did all the murder of WW2 prove? Violence is a circle, it will eventually return home to roost.
Tears rolling down my face. ❤️
Can conf------[sniff]
Be the peace , light , and love we desire to see in this world we live in! We will and can make a difference in everyone's life! Its a daily choice to rise above and live out grace. Blessings to all!
Be the blessing you desire to see in this world!
Faith and dream never die. We shall overcome the crisis. Love from Bengal, India.
I really needed this right about now
Thank god for Pete Seegar. He had a truly beautiful soul. He is a great hero of mine. He really knew how to being people together ❤
❤️Pete Seeger moved a lot of people to be brave and tolerant. He also scared a lot of people, making them face unpleasant things. ☮️❤️🛐
Listen to "we shall overcome " the final line is important and was added after Montgomery Alabama during civil rights.
"We are not afraid"
"WE ARE NOT AFRAID"
WE WILL OVERCOME SOMEDAY!
My mum and dad sang this on the CND marches and it's so pertinent now. I'll sing this on the next march
This gospel song, which became a protest song in the Civil Rights Movement is believed to be lyrical descendant of the hymn " I 'll overcome someday " by Charles Albert Tindley.
The Hindi version " हम होंगे कामयाब " was a literal translation composed by renowned poet Girija Kumar Mathur.
The Bengali adaptation " আমরা করবো জয় " was penned by Bengali folk singer Hemanga Biswas and first recorded by the late Bhupen Hazarika.
Thats right good
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Anyone born in 70 , 80s and early 90s in India know the English and Hindi version and ppl in eastern india all 3 😊
Thank you for posting this information.
I was looking for the original after hearing an alternate version that was recorded by Roy Zimmerman in Flint, Michigan, during the water crisis there. He sang a beautiful counterpoint about all the people needlessly lost due to structural injustice. I wasn’t sure if that was part of the original song or not. I guess he wrote the extra verses.
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Beauty of universal soul
I think if we had more people in the world like this Man it would be such a better place
I lived through this era. We're still waging the battle to overcome! Today, given the recent and tragic event in Minneapolis, and the aftermath of reaction, perhaps the end of our journey may be in sight!
Song for all time for all the teeming millions across the globe. Salute to you sir.
Great...
Love from Bengal 🙏💐
Nazrul geeti ❤️
I used to hear the bengali version of it all the time when I was as a kid:)
Amra korbo joy...nischoy
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Lovely!
বাংলাদেশ ক্রিকেট দলের ড্রেসিংরুমে এই গানটা গাওয়া হয়!আমরা করবো জয়!
Happy hundredth birthday Pete
Hello Barbara, How are you doing?
God bless the river kepper. Thanks peat. I rember u playin at our Cub Scout nesting back in 1963.
Shedded a tear for what this song stands for :'(
I dropped my tear
We need voices like this today.
No sabía de la existencia de este documento. Como chileno agradecido de la solidaridad que nuestro compañero Pete siempre manifestó hacia nosotros, me he sentido honrado de cantar junto a él esta bella canción.
Somos anti-imperialistas, sin vergüenza alguna lo decimos, pero no entenderemos jamás que nuestro enemigo es todo el pueblo estadounidense. Grandes compañeros tenemos entre ustedes y nuestro querido viejo hermoso es un gran ejemplo de ello.
Gracias, mi compañero hermoso, y a todos los que, viviendo en el imperio que nos amenaza y nos atormenta, son nuestros queridos hermanos y que están junto a nosotros luchando día a día por librar el planeta.
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2020, still not living in peace - how can this be what are we teaching our children.
1963 Carnegie Hall recordings changed my outlook on life- The Weavers and Pete. I do believe we shall live in peace someday....
ein grosser musiker und sänger, der viel bewegt hat , habe ihn immer gerne gehört, auch seine reden :-)
Der Mann war einfach eine Legende
Perfect day to listen to this song and hear Pete’s voice
Vandemataram Graceful Pete Seeger, Pranam, we shall overcome, amazing person a great human being 🙋♀🙂🌱🌸🌾💐🌺🌿☘️🌼🌲💮🌸🌿🌾🌺🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌷💮🌾🍀☘️🌺🌲🌿🌼🌱🌸💐🏵🌸🌼🌱☘️🏵🌹🌷🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
RIP Pete ! You're the best and thank you !
Когда был подростком - слушал песни Сигера. Эта же песня внушала веру в себя, поднимала настроение и давала импульс к великим делам. И сегодня слушаю ее с радостью. Пою вместе с ним и хором.
Speak english!
Мы эту песню пели на уроках музыки в 1980х- Всё преодолеем...
I heard this song many time,when i passed from trauma, when i fall in sadness,lonlyness,when someone break my heart this song give me energy for fight whith my endless pain......
Beautiful.. A song of strength
Always brings me to tears. The least we we can do is to continue hoping that in the end he was right. I wish it so much!
I agree. I sang the song at my music lessons at my secondary school!
Listening to this beautiful song after being passed on a promotion twice. I'm looking for a new job now
Good luck 👍🙏
Appreciate you 2019 still listen this song
So good.It is for my child's birthday.
God bless you.... praise the Lord
The Anthem of our times
Sang this many times.
What a spirit! Bless him
I wish we still had this in us, as a planet
Legends for ever !long live the revolution! Thanks for saving these pieces of diamonds.
This is a great motivational song.
listening from Bangladesh.
El Pueblo Unido Jamás Será Vencido !!!
One Man
His Inspiration Lives On
Forever.
I am grateful.
Thank God for men like him
Remember Him and his ways
Never heard this song before, but it made me tear up several times.
You can never write music like this, ever again. Period.
Wir haben gestern 18.11.2020 in Berlin dieses Lied gesungen. Das hat Mut gegeben! @t
Wish I appreciated this music earlier in my life! Still speaks volumes even today!
I never knew 'Ham Honge Kamwaab' was actually a song in English. So beautiful. ❤
My French Coach From India sameee, I first heard it in the movie ‘my name is khan’
*Jaane bhi do yaaro had this song.*
i was so, so young ! I loved sing that with my friends !
Necessary to sing this somg today. „We shall overcome!“ Don't be afraid, we shall overcome these horrible times together!
We are not afraid.x
Such a wonderful song
Excellent!
I never got to hear him in person, but grew up on his music and that of others with similar heart. I went to East Germany myself three years later and as an American, sang Christmas Carols with an East German family. I got stopped and questioned for hours by STASI when I sought to return to the West.
I also was in Germany years later in 1989 the day the Wall fell, and am mindful of the push he gave it.
So beautiful. Hope makes the world go round. Until there's life there's a chance and an eventual way.
Questa canzone e così emozionante cantata da Pete...R.I.P...in pace amore...😍😍😍😊😊😊😇😇😇😇💘💘💘💘💘
I love theses old videos
Song is very sweet.
All over Indians likes it so much.
Lot of blessings..
thanks