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Pound a Week Rise Lyrics: Come all you colliers who work down the mine / From Scotland to South Wales from Teesdale to Tyne / I'll sing you a song of the pound a week rise / And the...
Ed Pickford, who was a miner in the Durham Coalfield, was highly critical of Robens: his song The Pound a Week Rise criticises the low wages paid to coal miners during Robens's reign, and his song One Miner's Life refers to the widespread pit closures.
Through the powerful storytelling and heartfelt vocals of Siobhan Miller, this song speaks for the countless workers who have been deceived and mistreated by those in power. The song paints a vivid picture of the hardships faced by colliers, or miners, who toil underground day after day.
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31 janv. 2014 · Dick Gaughan-The Pound a Week Rise-Lyrics. Dick Gaughan-The Pound a Week Rise-LyricsCoal Miners SongMore Music and Video At:http://www.myscotland.coLyricsCome all of you...
15 août 2022 · Provided to YouTube by IIP-DDSPound a Week Rise · Siobhan MillerStrata℗ Songprint RecordingsReleased on: 2017-02-24Music Publisher: MCPS/PRSComposer: Ed Pic...
Pound a Week Rise. Siobhan Miller Lyrics. Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴. Come on all you colliers who work down the mine. From Scotland to South Wales from Teesdale to Tyne. I′ll sing you a song of the pound a week rise. And the men who were fooled by the government's lies. In 19 and 60 a few years ago.
