Sailing Down This Golden River Arlo Guthrie
"Sailing Down This Golden River" by Arlo Guthrie, released in 1972, is a folk song reflecting themes of freedom, nature, and life's journey. The lyrics convey a sense of peace and introspection while navigating life's challenges. Unique musical elements include Guthrie's storytelling style and acoustic instrumentation. The song resonates with the counterculture of the era, emphasizing connection to the environment. #Folk
Words and music by Pete Seeger
Sailng down my golden river
Sun and water all my own
Yet I was never alone
Sun and water, old life givers
L'll have them where ere I roam
And I was not far from home
Sunlight glancing on the water
Life and death are all my own
Yet I was never alone
Life for all my sons and daughters
Golden sparkles in the foam
And I was not far from home
Sailing down this winding highway
Travelers from near and far
And I was never alone
Exploring all the little byways
Sighting all the distant stars
And I was not far from home
Sailng down my golden river
Sun and water all my own
Yet I was never alone
Sun and water, old life givers
L'll have them where ere I roam
And I was not far from home
Sunlight glancing on the water
Life and death are all my own
Yet I was never alone
Life for all my sons and daughters
Golden sparkles in the foam
And I was not far from home
Sailing down this winding highway
Travelers from near and far
And I was never alone
Exploring all the little byways
Sighting all the distant stars
And I was not far from home
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