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Below is a labor song titled "The Workers'
Anvil." What images and symbols does the song use to depict the problems of working
people? What attitudes does the song project?
View the original song lyrics and music from Music for the Nation, 1870-1885. Use your browser's Back Button to return to this point.
Strike, strike, the Workers anvil, For the cause of Labor, Strike for your homes and freedom, For each friend and neighbor, Ev'ry one. For this great cause And reform laws, Now demand complete protection.
Strike, strike, the fire is glowing--
Guard, guard the right, companions;
Hail, hail, ye brother workmen,
Sound, sound the labor tocsin, View the original song lyrics and music from Music for the Nation, 1870-1885. Use your browser's Back Button to return to this point. |
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