Search results for 'farm+worker'

Black Man

Stevie Wonder

Songs in the Key of Life

1976

first done successfully
By a black man

Friendly man who died
But helped the pilgrims to survive
Was a redman

Farm workers rights
Were lifted

Raw Riddim

Ziggy Marley

Jahmekya

1991

wi farm worker
Ex-amount a wi people still a suffer
The ghetto gal from down suh,
Man mi say she sweet like a wah
Man wi hail up Pam and big up

the refugees, we are in agony
We been the ones that been taking your salary
We are the hard workers
We are the farm workers
We are the dishwashers
Yeah
We are

falsified nation
Workers get the crumbs 
Gang of pigs on the block when Nana Kutsï come
Pandemic or plandemic? 
Still Indigenous farm workers fill your

Mantén la fe Las cosas van A mejorar
I grew up around Farm Workers
Who worked hard
And Harvest Floor workers Who don't have cars
And never dare

dollars and a dream 
Became a farm worker, they wasn't pay them enough
So he organized a strike with the team
When he went to Stockton, met the AWOC
Working

Latin
But who says Latin has to be
A farm worker, actor on Telemundo TV
A Gardner, maid, prison inmate
A gangster bald
Or with a skin fade
It's ok
To be

marry
Respects veterans and farm Workers
Before I meet you down The aisle
I hope our love grows Longer than the Nile
But baby why stop there?
Don't you

Raw Riddim

Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers

Street Reggae 2

1992

and sweater
Wi belly could a full, but wi still a suffer
House and land down suh it without furniture
Though wi export wi coffee send wi farm worker

Brown Man

At school I wore
A United Farm Workers pin
Teacher called me in
Said I was un-American
He slammed the desk
Then he said with no regret
Brown

Bread and Roses Revisited

Crimson Spectre

Crimson Spectre

retirement
I want to scream about Urbano
He didn't die in vain
Not in my home state
'Cause dignity and bread for immigrant farm workers
Just can't wait

what you can

The chicken farm from Arkansas
Bought workers PPE
Not before 500 more
Had succumbed to this disease
Honest men and honest women

what you can

The chicken farm from Arkansas
Bought workers PPE
Not before five-hundred more
Had succumbed to this disease
Honest men and honest

work.
Solo: Can our farmers
          Go to farm,
          Can the workers
          Go to work,
Response:
          Yes, let's make
          Nigeria

fields and the dock boys of Wisconsin
Even the migrant workers on the California farms
He organized and inspired his fellow man
We're gonna' strike
We're

Minimum Wage Strike

David Rovics

Behind the Barricades: The Best of David Rovics

the trees.
No one to load the trucks.
Corn was rotting on the stalk,
No farm hands to shuck.
The workfare workers were hanging at home,
Spending the day

to man
Food for thought, and you're starving. Believe it now, man

Check another tale about my troubles a Mexico
Workers on the farm just a watch my sensi

We the Fast food employees
Workers on ya farms
Janitors and maids
ones who fix ya car
the killers, the dealers, the junkies
The Taco truck owners,

a banner of the people's red
Every farm and every town
For the workers lost, for the blood we bled
And never let it down
It's the same road we've all

of view

It's a workers' revolution, a socialist solution
To the evils that we've been privy to
The Man and all his cronies, all those loser phonies
They

half that much to most of their workers

It's even hard in the barnyard, you can believe it
I think these farm animals should stick together
Or they'll

sir all the slogans take memory work.
And as my earphones compete with outside I realize,
We're all construction workers not getting over time.

Mad boy

oh no no no
No no no

Swear no be my fault say I look like the type
I get plenty hoes but I no get farm
Shey na because of my eyebrow

a biz man in Cameroon ,
Because I hate government in work. What I saw in Nigeria ... Yi no easy 
I’m proud to say I have 40 acres of corn farm

Not my