Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 159, November 10, 1920 by Various
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O England, with what joy I hail The master-hand that calms and cools In THOMAS'S entrancing tale, _When Labour Rules_. There will be no more serfs and slaves; There will be no more feudal fools; The KING may stay, if he behaves, When Labour rules. Workers, in Downing Street installed, Will never think of downing tools; Strikes clearly never will be called When Labour rules. The hand of brotherhood that knits At present Tom and Dick with Jules Will be extended to good Fritz, When Labour rules. The vile capitalistic crew Of human vampires, sharks and ghouls Will vanish in the boundless blue When Labour rules. Our children will be standardized In psycho-analytic schools, And brains completely equalized |
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