bob dylan wrote the song born in the usa.
who wrote the song born in the usa?
bob dylan
bullet::::- "tramp! tramp! tramp!", an 1864 u.s. civil war song by george f. root





























bullet::::- "the tramps", art song by arthur bliss (1891-1975)





























section::::sport.





























bullet::::- tramp, a racehorse in the 1847 grand national at aintree





























section::::people named or nicknamed "tramp".





























bullet::::- mike tramp (born 1961), songwriter/singer





























bullet::::- david a. trampier (born 1954), artist and writer who sometimes used the pseudonym "tramp"





























bullet::::- bruce springsteen fans are colloquially referred to as "tramps" (named after the lyrics in the song born to run).





























section::::other uses.





























bullet::::- czech tramping, the name of youth and social-culture movement in czechoslovakia from 1918 onwards
tramp (disambiguation)
on 3 january 2014, bbc four broadcast a special tribute programme to the lyricist don black called "diamonds are forever: a tribute to don black" which took place at the royal festival hall in london. ball sang two songs on this show; the first was the song born free, which won the academy award for best original song and was a hit for the british male singer matt monro in 1966. black wrote the lyrics for this song and the music was composed by john barry for the film of the same name, born free. the second song ball sang during the programme was love changes everything, a song that black co-wrote with lyricist charles hart for the musical "aspects of love", composed by composer andrew lloyd webber. this song was released as a single by ball in 1989 and stayed in the british pop charts for fourteen weeks. the bbc concert orchestra provided the orchestral backing for ball on both songs for this performance.
michael ball