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| (to the tune of Irving Berlin's God Bless America, 1938 version) | (to the tune of Irving Berlin's God Bless America, [[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEJo7x9y3D4 | Kate Smith 1938 version ]] ) |
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| While the workers gather far across the sea Let us wonder how we stopped being free Let us all reminisce about a workplace fair As we train for jobs that are no longer there |
. While the workers gather, far across the sea . Let us wonder how, we stopped being free . Let us all remember, a workplace fair . As we search for jobs, that are never there |
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| Jobless America, no work for me Eating dog food and unshoed As we search for a job and a home From the strip malls, to the Walmart |
. Jobless America, no work for me . Eating dog food, and unshoed . As we search for a job and a home . From the strip malls, to the Walmart |
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| To the Starbucks white with foam Jobless America My home sweet home |
. To the Starbucks, white with foam . Jobless America . My home sweet home |
Jobless America
(to the tune of Irving Berlin's God Bless America, Kate Smith 1938 version )
- While the workers gather, far across the sea
- Let us wonder how, we stopped being free
- Let us all remember, a workplace fair
- As we search for jobs, that are never there
- Jobless America, no work for me
- Eating dog food, and unshoed
- As we search for a job and a home
- From the strip malls, to the Walmart
- To the Starbucks, white with foam
- Jobless America
- My home sweet home