Harry Bridges
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Harry Bridges
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Bloody Thursday was July 6th The pigs killed three workersHarry Bridges
grabbed the mic
The city shut down July 6th The workers outraged it was a
general strike
The media claimed that the commies were taking over and some
believed it was true
3 uncomprimising strikes paved the way
Minn
SF. & Toledo
Over annd over agian the doors are locked and the windows are broken
Eddie
worked for General Motors & he swore that he'd never lose his job again
A
union man who owned his own home in beautiful Flint, Mich. Eddie lost his job
and Eddie lost his wife
So Eddie lost his self esteem Last time I saw Eddie
he was livin' in the trailor park again
I believe Eddie forgave too much
Too
soon
I got a letter about Eddie & it was bad news
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