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The red flag / by James Connell
Three shining stars / by T.E. Hawkins
Workingmen, unite! / by E.S. Nelson
Wesley Everest
The tragedy of sunset land / by Loren Roberts
The long, long fight / by Richard Brazier
It is up to you
The popular Wobbly / by T-Bone Slim
November nineteenth / by John E. Nordquist
Scissor Bill / by Joe Hill
Dump the bosses off your back / by John Brill
Are you a Wobbly? / by Joe Foley
I'm too old to be a scab / by T-Bone Slim
There's a bright way to freedom / by Herbert Tulin
Casey Jones, the union scab / by Joe Hill
The white slave / by Joe Hill
The battle hymn of the workers / by Charles James
There is power in a union / by Joe Hill
The harvest war song / by Pat Brennan
The good old Wobbly band / by A. Layton
The industrial workers of the world / by Laura Payne Emerson
The worn out slave / by George Lambert
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Joe Hill : murdered by the authorities of the state of Utah, November 19, 1915 / by Ralph Chaplin
Farewell, Joe / by Richard Brazier
Don't take my papa away from me / words and music by Joe Hill
Workers of the world, awaken! / words and music by Joe Hill
"Renunciation" / by Joachim Raucher
A dream / by Richard Brazier
The commonwealth of toil / by Richard Chaplin
The internationale / by Eugene Pottier ; translated by Charles H. Kerr
The woman's fight
Organize / by James J. Ferriter
The ninety and nine / by Rose Elizabeth Smith
Up from your knees / by Ralph Chaplin
Where the Fraser River flows
The California prison song / by William Whalen
We made good Wobs out there / by Vera Moller
Song of the future / by John F. Kendrick
Stand up! ye workers / by Ethel Comer
Fifty thousand lumber jacks
The banner of labor
I want to free Miss Liberty / by T-Bone Slim
The parasites / by John E. Nordquist
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Might is right / by Covington Hall
Joe Hill's last will / Joe Hill
It is the union / by Richard Brazier
The road to emancipation
We come
The call / by Herbert Tulin
The red feast / by Ralph Chaplin
All hell can't stop us / by Ralph Chaplin
Workers of the world, unite / by Walquist
The preacher and the slave / by Joe Hill
The hope of the ages / by E. Nesbit
That tumble down shack / by George Lambert
Harvest land / by T-B and H
Hark! the battle cry is ringing! / by H.S. Salt
Everett, November fifth / by Charles Ashleigh
Hold the fort
When you wear that button / by Richard Brazier
Workers of the world / by Connell
The tramp / by Joe Hill
Onward, one big union! / by Ralph Cheeney
The Frank H. Little / Phillips Russell
In memory / by James J. Ferriter
Wage workers, come join the union
Stung right / by Joe Hill
The dawn of freedom
Paint 'er red / by Ralph H. Chaplin
The dollar alarm clock / by John Healy
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May day song / words by Ralph Chaplin ; music by Rudolf von Liebich
A song of the sea / by James Morris
The workers of the world are now awaking / by Richard Brazier
The mysteries of a hobo's life / by T-Bone Slim
Solidarity forever! / by Ralph Chaplin
A call to action
Harvesters!
The workers' marseillaise
Mr. Block / by Joe Hill
Farewell, Frank! / by Gerald J. Lively
They'll soon ring out / by John E. Nordquist
One big industrial union / by G.G. Allen
The "blanket stiff"
Should I ever be a soldier / by Joe Hill
The rebel girl / words and music by Joe Hill
My wandering boy
They are all fighters / by Richard Brazier
We will sing one song / by Joe Hill
The workers funeral hymn / by J.E. Sinclair
We have fed you all for a thousand years.
Edition Notes
On cover: Songs : to fan the flames of discontent.
Green, A. The big red songbook, Z
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