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Based on folk tune "Men of Harlech," Oregon activist Jillian Littell wrote "Shall We Suffer, Silent" for the Occupy movement.
The famous tune 'Men of Harlech' has been used for songs of struggle for hundreds of years. Here it serves again as a song for raising class consciousness, with words that apply to our current situation.
Jillian Littell, the composer of these lyrics, lives in Oregon and occasionally filks.
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when will the bourgeois finally realize that we the people are the ways and means of production
Posted by kyle, 02/13/2013 9:56am (3 days ago)
ALL WORKING CLASS SHOULD BE UNITED GLOBALLY AGAINST MODERN GLOBAL FUEDAL SYSTEM.
ARUP PAUL-INDIA
Posted by ARUP PAUL-INDIA ,KOLKATA-91-9831175541, 02/01/2013 11:25am (15 days ago)
May I have the lyrics of this song.
Would like to translate it for french people.
Gerard de MEO
French comrade of French Communist Party (PCF)
My Email
grd13@free.fr
Posted by Gerard, 01/25/2013 5:19pm (22 days ago)
Bravo - great song!
Posted by Mike X, 01/25/2013 5:02pm (22 days ago)
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