Sentence examples for songs union from inspiring English sources
His songs "Union Town" and "The Fabled City," during which he stomped his left foot, also conjured military engagement.
There was, he recalls, "an FSC songbook, a mongrel of 60s pop songs, north-east mining songs, union songs, American folk songs, English drinking songs and murder ballads".
He was happy to step away from celebrity and the night-club life, which he never liked, and to return to what he always had done: singing folk songs and union songs for children in classrooms and around campfires.
Through a patient and extensive examination of local as well as national archives, Thompson had uncovered details about workshop customs and rituals, failed conspiracies, threatening letters, popular songs, and union club cards.
Guthrie wrote some of the Almanac Singers' most popular songs, including "Union Maid".
Arrests at the capitol increased greatly last month, when a federal judge ruled that protesters, some of whom have been regularly gathering in the building to sing folk songs with union-friendly lyrics for the past two years, would be required to have a permit to congregate.
There were union songs; antiwar songs (the still-relevant "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" and "Bring Them Home"); a Bob Dylan song, "Maggie's Farm" (but no Bob Dylan); and songs about the river.
However, some have defended the song, with a user writing on Twitter: "Well I absolutely love the 'World In Union' song sung by Paloma Faith, it just works and feels magic".
A concept album, it is a satirical look at the various facets of the music industry, including song publishers, unions, the press, accountants, business managers, and the road.
