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'''"The Internationale"''' ('''L'Internationale''' in French) is a famous [[socialism|socialist]], [[Anarchism|anarchist]], [[Communism|communist]], and [[Social democracy|social democratic]] anthem. It served as the anthem of the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] from 1922 until 1944. It was originally written in French. but has been translated into many languages. [[Billy Bragg]] has recorded a version of the song.  
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'''"The Internationale"''' ('''L'Internationale''' in French) is a famous [[socialism|socialist]], [[Anarchism|anarchist]], [[Communism|communist]], and [[Social democracy|social democratic]] anthem. The song was originally in French, but has been translated into nearly every modern human language. It served as the anthem of the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] from 1922 until 1944. It was originally written in French. but has been translated into many languages. British socialist [[Billy Bragg]] has recorded a version of the song, which is a modernization of the original French, in English. Other English versions of the anthem exist.
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==Lyrics to Bragg version==
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Stand up, all victims of oppression
  
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For the tyrants fear your might
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Don't cling so hard to your possessions
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For you have nothing, if you have no rights
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Let racist ignorance be ended
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For respect makes the empires fall
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Freedom is merely privilege extended
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Unless enjoyed by one and all
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Chorus:
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So come brothers and sisters
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For the struggle carries on
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The Internationale
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Unites the world in song
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So comrades come rally
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For this is the time and place
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The international ideal
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Unites the human race
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Let no one build walls to divide us
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Walls of hatred nor walls of stone
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Come greet the dawn and stand beside us
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We'll live together or we'll die alone
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In our world poisoned by exploitation
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Those who have taken, now they must give
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And end the vanity of nations
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We've but one earth on which to live
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And so begins the final drama
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In the streets and in the fields
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We stand unbowed before their armor
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We defy their guns and shields
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When we fight, provoked by their aggression
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Let us be inspired by like and love
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For though they offer us concessions
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Change will not come from above
 
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Revision as of 17:17, September 23, 2012

"The Internationale" (L'Internationale in French) is a famous socialist, anarchist, communist, and social democratic anthem. The song was originally in French, but has been translated into nearly every modern human language. It served as the anthem of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from 1922 until 1944. It was originally written in French. but has been translated into many languages. British socialist Billy Bragg has recorded a version of the song, which is a modernization of the original French, in English. Other English versions of the anthem exist.

Lyrics to Bragg version

Stand up, all victims of oppression

For the tyrants fear your might

Don't cling so hard to your possessions

For you have nothing, if you have no rights

Let racist ignorance be ended

For respect makes the empires fall

Freedom is merely privilege extended

Unless enjoyed by one and all

Chorus: So come brothers and sisters

For the struggle carries on

The Internationale

Unites the world in song

So comrades come rally

For this is the time and place

The international ideal

Unites the human race


Let no one build walls to divide us

Walls of hatred nor walls of stone

Come greet the dawn and stand beside us

We'll live together or we'll die alone

In our world poisoned by exploitation

Those who have taken, now they must give

And end the vanity of nations

We've but one earth on which to live


And so begins the final drama

In the streets and in the fields

We stand unbowed before their armor

We defy their guns and shields

When we fight, provoked by their aggression

Let us be inspired by like and love

For though they offer us concessions

Change will not come from above