Freedom Page #3
With a freight train
off of Philadelphia
Get the family to Woodbridge
And I'll take you there
part of the way.
All right, sir.
Hey, ride up here.
It's fine.
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# I'm on my way
#
# To Canaan's Land
#
# I'm on my way
#
# To Canaan's Land
#
# I'm on my way
#
# To Canaan's Land
# I'm on my way
# Praise the Lord,
I'm on my way #
# It's a mighty hard road
#
# but I'm on my way
#
I'm like you, Samuel.
I don't sing.
I'm a Quaker.
# I'm on my way
#
# To Canaan's Land
# I'm on my way
# Yes my Lord,
To Canaan's Land #
- Yah!
- How far?
It's a couple miles further on.
Your fellow escapee, Big Hand
He was caught.
We also heard that Monroe
How many men he got with
He's got two.
That's it?
We got more that that.
The Railroad doesn't go
out of its way
Our fate is in God's hands
And we'll protect you
with His guidance.
Gentlemen, we got a problem.
We got two roads blocked,
one just up ahead.
Oh, he must want you back
real bad.
And we're gonna be
exactly what we are.
Slaves.
Woah... ho... ho...
#
Hush up now, boy.
All right.
Hey.
What have we got here?
Hold up.
What's going on here?
Looking for runaways.
All we got's
these miserable slaves.
Uh-huh...
This one ain't so miserable.
That's not your property,
mister.
Leave
These ain't runaways.
If they were, I'd take
another trip for you.
All right.
All right, come on through.
Much obliged.
Found sets of tracks, boss.
Garrett's with them alright.
Hey, a wagon.
How long
are you gonna take, Plimpton?
Already a day behind.
Monroe will get his slaves back
Sunday. Let's move.
Yah! Come on.
We Quakers don't believe
in guns, Samuel
But I am occasionally grateful
that Mr. McGee does.
Should be the last
time you have to wear these.
There you are, Jim.
Valley of the shadow of death
I will fear no evil.
Hope can be found
in the darkest of places.
No one is alone.
Believe me, Samuel.
There's always hope.
Learn from
those who have gone before you.
# I am a
# I'm tossed
# No hope have I for tomorrow
# So I've started
# To make Heaven my home
# Sometimes
# I'm tossed and driven, Lord
# Sometimes I don't know
# Where to roam
# But I have heard of
# A city called Heaven
# And I've started
# Making my home
# Sometimes
# I'm tossed and driven, Lord
# Sometimes I don't know
# Where to roam
# But I have heard of
# A city called Heaven
# And I've started
# To make Heaven
# My home
I apologise,
I didn't mean to startle you.
John Newton.
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