Richard Brazier, Songs of the Workers (1919)
“ While they are industrial slaves I cannot be free. My hunger is not satisfied while they are hindered and neglected. When they are flung out on a desert, under a scorching sun, I too, burn, and my soul is athirst. ”
Richard Brazier, Songs of the Workers (1919)
“ But the fight the Industrial Workers are now making Will make our chains a relic of the past. Industrial unionism now is calling, The toilers of the world they hear its cry; In line with the Industrial Workers they are falling, By their principles to stand or fall and die. ”
Richard Brazier, Songs of the Workers (1919)
“ The "Wobbly" said "You'll get these things without the slightest doubt If you'll organize to knock the bosses out. If you'll join the One Big Union, and wear their badge of liberty You'll strike that blow all slaves must strike if they would be free. ”
