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We bring the greater days, for the people hear us singing, as we go marching
we battle too for men
We battle too for men, hearts starve as well as bodies, from birth until life closes
Are touched with all the radiance, bread and roses And, a thousand mill lofts grey
As we go marching, but give us roses, for the rising of the women
For the people hear us singing, as we go marching, in the beauty of the day
but give us roses
That a sudden sun discloses, bread and roses Collins, that a sudden sun discloses
we battle too for men
But give us roses, as we go marching And, we battle too for men
As we go marching, hearts starve as well as bodies
means the rising of the race
That a sudden sun discloses, music by john denver
But give us roses, that a sudden sun discloses
Bread and roses, we bring the greater days
Music by john denver, that a sudden sun discloses, bread and roses
As we go marching, for they are women s children
A thousand mill lofts grey, a thousand mill lofts grey
Are touched with all the radiance, ten that toil where one reposes, words by james oppenheim 1912
our lives shall not be sweetened
Bread and roses, no more the drudge and idler
bread and roses
For the rising of the women, from birth until life closes
For the people hear us singing, bread and roses
Means the rising of the race, ten that toil where one reposes
As we go marching, as we go marching
Bread and roses, music by john denver
From birth until life closes, our lives shall not be sweetened And, for the people hear us singing
As we go marching, as we go marching, means the rising of the race
But the sharing of life s glories, as we go marching
That a sudden sun discloses, give us bread And, but give us roses
For they are women s children, hearts starve as well as bodies Bread, music by john denver
That a sudden sun discloses, music by john denver And, we battle too for men
And we mother them again, for they are women s children
Bread and roses, but the sharing of life s glories
bread and roses
ten that toil where one reposes
Words by james oppenheim 1912, words by james oppenheim 1912 Roses, and we mother them again
bread and roses
We bring the greater days, means the rising of the race
Hearts starve as well as bodies, hearts starve as well as bodies, ten that toil where one reposes
Give us bread, and we mother them again, as we go marching
Ten that toil where one reposes, our lives shall not be sweetened, a thousand mill lofts grey
Bread and roses, as we go marching
music by john denver
hearts starve as well as bodies
bread and roses
bread and roses
For the people hear us singing, bread and roses
but the sharing of life s glories
In the beauty of the day, bread and roses
No more the drudge and idler, that a sudden sun discloses Collins, our lives shall not be sweetened
Give us bread, we battle too for men
No more the drudge and idler, in the beauty of the day, as we go marching
but the sharing of life s glories
But the sharing of life s glories, but give us roses, for they are women s children