Harrison George

Summary

Harrison George,  Songs of the Workers (1919)

“ Of Solidarity.
We laugh and sing, we have no fear
Our hearts are always light,
We know that every Wobblie true
Will carry on the fight.
We make a pledge—no tyrant might
Can make us bend a knee,
Come on you worker, organize
And fight for Liberty.
HARRISON GEORGE
Cook County Jail, Oct. 18, 1917.
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