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Memory of General Ludd
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Whose factories killed them and crippled their children, | Whose factories killed them and crippled their children, | ||
And all for the warship of profit of loss. | And all for the warship of profit of loss. | ||
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Some call it futility - they say the future will be | Some call it futility - they say the future will be | ||
What the engine of progress demands | What the engine of progress demands | ||
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Till the driving and ariving has stepped - STOP! | Till the driving and ariving has stepped - STOP! | ||
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Версия 11:14, 4 февраля 2025
ДОЛГИХ ЛЕТ / ТЕРРИТОРИИ / Великобритания / Ned Ludd /
Sung to the traditional tune "The Cutty Wren"
Ned Ludd
by Theo Simon
Oh where are you going? Says Miller to Morger We may not tell you, says Johnoson to Judd We're going it mill, says Jack to our Jill, We're going to the factory, says little Ned Ludd And what will you do there? Says Miller to Monger D'ye swear to tell no one? Says Jonson to Judd We'll break the machinery, imprave the scenery, Meet in the greenery abster, says Ludd And haw will you break' em? Says Miller to Monger Stick with us-we'll Shaw you? says Johnson to Judd With pikes and with hammers, with fire and sparres, To teach'em some manners, says General Ludd Cos adif we don't break'em our new they will take'em Our craft, our cottage, our village as well - No freedom or laughter for those who come after But Servart and Master in a factory hell So the door was Kiked in - and the frames were all broken And the owner was waken and raised the alarm, And the yeoman came riding but we were in hiding, The people previding to keep us from hurm... From Nett up to Larcashire, Yorkshire to Derbyshire, Eighteen eleven to eighteen thirteen, Ludd's army enlisted, and the people resisted The march of the more-many-making machine... Haw new shall we stop it? Says Owner to Ruler, With spies and with soldiers, says Tay to Whig. We'll hang every breaker and Luddite catch-taker, Transport trouble-makers, - and that's what they did. Fourteen, hang on a beam, Ugliest justice that you've ever seen, Fifty in all, who took a long fall- In the rising, against the machines And that made a way for the Age of Wage Slavery, Hungered and homeless and bawed to the boss Whose factories killed them and crippled their children, And all for the warship of profit of loss. Some call it futility - they say the future will be What the engine of progress demands But Ludd called humanity back to reality We weare our destiny with our own hands! All hands that are ready to hold a line steady To pull down the fences, or pull up a crop Unlock the loberatery, build a home in the tree-tops Till the driving and ariving has stepped - STOP! And some call us Vandals, and some call us Hodiogns Some call us Luddites, and some Rent-a-mob But were stading up preud,