Solidarity forever|The commonwealth of toil|Union maid|Joe Hill|Talking Union|You've got to go
down and join the union|The eight hour day|Get thee behind me satan|Brother John|On the
line|Hinky dinky parley voo|We will overcome|Union train|Hold the fort|We shall not be
moved|Great day|Old Ma bell|Casey Jones Grateful Dead|Roll the union on|The scabs crawl
in|Down in a coal mine|Dark as a dungeon|Sixteen tons|Which side are you on|The west Virginia
hills|The death of mother Jones|The blantyre explosion|Union man|My sweetheart's the mule in
the mines|A miner's life|Hard times in the mill|Bread and roses|We are building a strong
union|The Winnsboro cotton mill Blues|The mill was made of marble|The anthem of the ILGWU|Take
this hammer|John Henry|Pat works on the railway|Drill ye tarriers drill|Jerry go and oil that
car|The UAW CIO|United steelworkers are we|Men of the soil|The farmer is the man|The boll
weevil|Down on Penny's farm|Planting rice|Eleven cent cotton|Zum gali gali|So long it's been
good to know yuh|One happy swede|Blow ye winds in the morning|Leave her Johnny leave her|Low
bridge everybody down|Canadee I O|The buffalo skinners|The old Chisholm Trail|Hard
travelin'|Hallelujah I'm a bum|Going down the road feeling bad|The soup song|Beans bacon and
gravy|Fourpence a day|Life is a toil|Acres of clams|The teacher's lament|Too old to
work|Automation|The rich man and the poor man|The dodger|No irish need apply|Times is mighty
hard|The preacher and the slave|The man that waters the workers beer|I don't want your millions
Mister|The song of the guaranteed wage|O freedom|We are marching on to victory|The abolitionist
hymn|Go down Moses|John Brown's body (Glory glory hallelujah)|The battle hymn of the
republic|No more auction block|These things shall be|The cutty wren|Die Gedanken sind frei|When
wilt thou save the people|A new Jerusalem|The marseillaise|A man's a man for a that|Jefferson
and liberty|The red flag|The peatbog soldiers|Kevin barry|Let us all speak our minds|It could
be a wonderful world|Everybody loves Saturday night|Hey ho nobody home|Going to study war no
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