Lyrics:
freedom when we learn
That the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
In our
freedom when we learn
That the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
In our
to Organize and Fight
The Union makes us strong
Solidarity Forever...
It is we who plowed the prairies; built the cities where they trade
Dug the mines
We're chained together touching our hands through time
Nerves lock in frenzy, eyes enraptured by dead skies
To claim my martyr I would trade freedom for
Just ghosting through to midnight, the paint peeling off like a calendar year
There's a credit card for the upkeep, a holy campaign for to smear
warfare comes to an end,
We embrace peace, in our own way.
In the upcoming G20, a new trajectory,
We build a world of freedom and glory.
Verse 2
Trade
always say we need one
But what's it really for?
Billion dollar deals
Cushy union contracts
Pensions
Payoffs
Rounds of champagne
Earmarks and bailouts
they’re not and focus on what N.W. Ayer was trying to say with that motto.
This is from a 1947 strategy plan for a De Beers marketing campaign,
“We are
of mighty lands
To chiefs of the humblest tribe
He was a wild explorer
Who loved peace and solitude
Driven by his quest for freedom
And his fortitude
It was
making sure the campaign’s on track
They call you racist for supporting the cops
Or for believing that the rioting and looting should stop
(SAYS WHO!?)
I’m
turned hand tools,
At night I took trade school
For twenty five years I had union scale work
And I use to have faith in a Chevrolet Jesus.
That American
can't help but notice what's distinct's becoming scares
We gladly trade our freedom for convenience
cause it's comfort over quality a burden to think
the saga
El Savador and the contras in Nicaragua
And on top of that, you still wanna take me to prison
Just cause I won't trade humanity for patriotism
a decent living
The right of every businessman, large and small, to trade in an atmosphere of freedom
From unfair competition and domination by monopolies
(UMandel'uth'ayihlom'ihlasele)
While the white community (Siyaya)
Is concerned about the elections.
The black community is fighting (NgoMkhonto Wesizw'eLusaka)
For their freedom
pain meds are a mental illness
Who want it
We want it
Come get it
Let's get it
Persistence will trump their resistance
We said we
Want freedom
Want
Welcome to this land and union
we all call the European community
welcome to this world
the world of open trade and global
networks for you and me
music for now, lads.
Looks like there's dirty work afoot.
DENNIS: Anarcho-syndicalism is a way of preserving freedom.
WOMAN: Oh, Dennis, forget about
the saga
El Savador and the contras in Nicaragua
And on top of that, you still wanna take me to prison
Just cause I won't trade humanity for patriotism
good not to go
over again, going round the way they go around
too tight in the ass for florida's general chicago,
sensing the general strike in maud
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