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  Canción compuesta por Jerome Kern y Oscar Hammerstein II en 1927, para el acto I del musical Show Boat, también llevada al cine.  También muy famosa es la versión de Frank Sinatra Letra There's an ol' man called de Mississippi That's de ol' man dat I'd like to be What does he care if de world's got troubles What does he care if de land ain't free Ol' man river, dat ol' man river He mus' know sumpin', but don't say nuthin' He jes' keeps rollin' He keeps on rollin' along He don' plant taters, he don't plant cotton An' dem dat plants' em is soon forgotten But ol'man river He jes' keeps rollin' along You an' me, we sweat an' strain Body all achin' an' wracked wid pain, Tote dat barge! Lif' dat bale! Git a little drunk an' you lands in jail Ah gits weary an' sick of tryin' Ah'm tired of livin' an' skeered of dyin' But ol' man river He jes' kee...

  Canción de 1929 de Jerome Kern y Oscar Hammerstein. Aqui en la versión instrumental de Keith Jarret. Y en la voz de Margaret Whiting

  Canción de 1937 compuesta por Jerome Kern, con letra de Oscar Hammerstein II, para la película  High, Wide and Handsome de Rouben Mamoulian . Aquí  en la versión de Peggy Lee. Letra Someday we'll build a home On a hilltop high, you and I, Shiny and new, a cottage that two can fill. And we'll be pleased to be called "The folks who live on the hill." Someday we may be adding A thing or two, a wing or two. We will make changes as any family will. But we will always be called "The folks who live on the hill." Our veranda will command a view of meadows green, The sort of view that seems to want to be seen. And when the kids grow up and leave us, We'll sit and look at the same old view, just we two. Darby and Joan who, used to be Jack and Jill, The folks like to be called What they have always been called, "The folks who live on the hill."