Joe Hill - There is power in a union

^GWould you have freedom from ^CWage slavery, ^DThen join in the grand In^Gdustrial band; Would you from mis'ry and ^Chunger be free, ^DThen come, do your share, like a ^Gman.

There is ^Gpower, there is power in a ^Cband of working^Gmen, When they ^Dstand hand in ^Ghand, That's a power, that's a power That must ^Crule in every ^Gland— One In^Ddustrial Union ^GGrand.

^GWould you have mansions of ^Cgold in the sky, and ^Dlive in a shack, ^Gway in the back? Would you have wings up in ^Cheaven to fly, And ^Dstarve here with rags on your ^Gback?

If ^Gyou've had `nuff of the &^Cquot;blood of the lamb" Then ^Djoin in the grand in^Gdustrial band; If, for a change, you would ^Chave eggs and ham, Then ^Dcome, do your share, like a ^Gman.

^GIf you like sluggers to ^Cbeat off your head, Then ^Ddon't organize, all ^Gunions despise. If you want nothing ^Cbefore you are dead, Shake ^Dhands with your boss and look ^GWise.

^GCome, all ye workers, from ^Cevery land, ^DCome, join in the grand in^Gdustrial band; Then we our share of this ^Cearth shall demand. Come ^Don! Do your share, like a ^Gman.