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Schoolday's Over
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Schooldays over, come on then, John -
Time to be getting your pit boots on.
On with your sark and moleskin trousers,
Time you was on your way.
Time you was learning the pitman’s job
And earning the pitman’s pay.
Come on then, Jim, it’s time to go -
Time you was working down below.
Time to be handling a pick and shovel,
You start at the pit today.
Time you was learning the collier’s job
And earning a collier’s pay.
Come on then, Dai, it’s almost light -
Time you was off to the anthracite.
The morning mist is on the valley,
It’s time you was on your way,
Time you was learning the miner’s job
And earning a miner’s pay.
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Cannily, Cannily
02:22
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The Shoals of Herring
04:57
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The Exile Song
02:24
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The Young Birds
03:38
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Jamie Foyers
03:38
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Thirty-Foot Trailer
04:33
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My Old Man
03:25
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Dirty Old Town
03:20
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The Battle is Done With
04:16
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Freeborn Man
04:22
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Moving On Song
03:25
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The Terror Time
06:20
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The Father's Song
03:02
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The Companeros
04:21
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Kilroy Was Here
04:10
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Sweet Thames Flow Softly
05:09
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Alone
02:26
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The Joy of Living
04:41
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Ewan MacColl is
known to most as a songwriter and singer, but he was also of significant influence in the worlds of theatre and radio broadcasting. His art reached huge numbers through the folk clubs, greater numbers through his recordings and untold millions through the radio.
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