We'll Meet Again by Vera Lynn Cover

A historical song from the 1912 textile strike of immigrant workers in Lawrence Massachusetts.

Bread And Roses

Song by Ola Belle Reed

Born in the mountains,
Fifty years ago
I traveled the hills and valleys
Through the rain and snow.
Seen the lightning flashing,
I've heard thunder roll.
I've endured,
I've endured.
How long can one endure?
Barefoot in the summer,
Running through the fog.
Too many mouths to feed,
They couldn't hold us all.
Trip to church on Sunday,
To learn the golden rule.
I've endured,
I've endured.
How long can one endure?
I've worked for the rich,
I've lived with the poor.
I've seen many a heartache,
There'll be many more.
I've lived luck and sorrow,
Been to success and stone.
I've endured,
I've endured.
How long can one endure?
I've endured,
I've endured.
How long can man endure?

Laura Drotar