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In October thirty-six they took a trip,
The men who made the ships,
Searching for some kind of salvation.
With heads held high, and dignified,
The towns folk and passers by,
Held them in some kind of admiration.
March on, Marshall Riley's Army,
Marching for your rights,
You've surely earned them.
March on, Marshall Riley's Army,
Marching for your rights,
The lessons you taught us,
Who has learned them.
Soldiers in the front line of the struggle,
For the right to work,
God gave me these hands just to be idle.
Why has holyness the bishop,
With his infinite christian wisdom,
Like Peter in when the cock crew had denied them.
And the yes men, and the press men,
In London Town all came down,
Brought with them the curious, and derranged.
And forty years has since gone past,
But you're still down there,
If you're working class.
Can anybody tell me what has changed?
- Álbum:
- Anthology Road To Kingdome Come
- Miscellaneous
- The Best Of Lindisfarne
- Prog Rocks! [5 Component Labels Set]
- Pop Muzik
- Live: Magic In The Air / Caught In The Act
- Dingly Dell
- Happy Daze
- Top of the Pops: Seventies
- Top of the Pops: 1972
- Anthems In Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk...
- Anthems In Eden
- Magic In the Air / Caught In the Act (Live)
- Meet Me On the Corner - The Best of Lindisfarne
- Fog On the Tyne
- Magic in the Air
- We Can Swing Together: The BBC Concerts 1971
- Live - The Definitive Edition
- Magic In the Air and Caught In the Act - Live
- Lindisfarne Live in Concert (Live)