This tune was written up by
#322 member Joyce Stone.
When is the last time you felt so strongly about an issue that you composed a letter, made a phone call, wrote a song, posted
about it on Facebook, sent a text...
Remember that vocalizing your position is what breeds change.
Union Season
Sung to the tune of the Dreidel Song
Lyrics by Joyce M. Stone
Written for the Twin Cities Labor Chorus
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We have a little union
We organized ourselves
We fight for living wages
We fight our working hells
Chorus:
Oh, ”Justice, justice, justice!”
This is our loudest cry
Together we fight bosses
We organize or die
They tell us that we’re lazy
They cheat us on our pay
Those bosses drive us crazy
Our union’s here to stay
They listen to no reason
And order us about
But now it’s union season
Together we all shout
Chorus
Oh, ”Justice, justice, justice!”
This is our loudest cry
Together we fight bosses
We organize or die
Our workplace is too dirty
We cannot wash our hands
The heat is overwhelming
We need some ceiling fans
We’re fighting for more bathrooms
And for our coffee break
We need some dust collectors
Our safety is at stake
Chorus
Oh, ”Justice, justice, justice!”
This is our loudest cry
Together we fight bosses
We organize or die
They’re trying to divide us
Don’t listen what they say
We’re sisters, we are brothers
We must have equal pay
Our union’s getting bigger
Won’t shatter like it’s clay
We’re all in this together
We’re stronger every day
Chorus
Oh, ”Justice, justice, justice!”
This is our loudest cry
Together we fight bosses
We organize or die
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