Hazel Dickens cuts right to the chase in this folksy, bluegrass labor song. Born in 1925 and passing in April of 2011, it’s not hard to see Dickins as pro-union and feminist in the music composed, played and sung.
United we stand, divided we fall.
For every dime they give us a battle must be fought.
So working people use your power, the key to liberty.
Don’t support the rich man’s style of luxury.
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