Antiwar Songs (AWS) - Bill Adair

How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

HOW CAN A POOR MAN STAND SUCH TIMES AND LIVE?
(Continues)

2019/12/16 - 16:12

The Day That All the Lights Went Out

Bill Adair

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

Hear the miners’ heavy tramping,
(Continues)

Contributed by Dq82 2019/12/16 - 10:35

Song Itineraries: The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery

Where Can a Miner Go?

Bill Adair

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

Where can a miner go?
(Continues)

Contributed by Dq82 2019/12/16 - 10:33

Song Itineraries: The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery

The Miner's Widows Lament

Bill Adair

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

The life has been torn out from me,
(Continues)

Contributed by Dq82 2019/12/16 - 10:31

Song Itineraries: The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery

Digging Coal

Bill Adair

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

In nineteen hundred five, digging coal.
(Continues)

Contributed by Dq82 2019/12/16 - 10:30

Song Itineraries: The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery

Along the Miners' Rows

Bill Adair

2008
Along The Miners' Rows

“(Along The Miners' Rows) summon(s) up and celebrate(s) the rich cultural history of central Scotland’s now-vanished mining communities”
The Herald

About a hundred families lived here one day,
(Continues)

Contributed by Dq82 2019/12/16 - 10:29

Song Itineraries: The War of Labour: Emigration, Immigration, Exploitation, Slavery

The Soldier’s Wife

Bill Adair

[2010]
Parole e musica di W. J. “Bill” Adair
Nell’album "Dusty Boots on a Gravel Road"

Through all the years that he’s away,
(Continues)

Contributed by Bernart Bartleby 2015/3/25 - 14:26

Dead Soldiers’ Wives Don’t Dance

Bill Adair

[2011]
Parole e musica di W. J. “Bill” Adair, singer songwriter di Glasgow.

See them marching to the railway in their uniforms and boots,
(Continues)

Contributed by Bernart Bartleby 2015/3/25 - 14:16

Song Itineraries: World War I (1914-1918)

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