| Song | Coal Not Dole |
| Artist | Chumbawamba |
| Album | English Rebel Songs 1381-1984 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作词 : Kay Sutcliffe/Traditional/mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Kay Sutcliffe/Traditional/mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | It stands so proud, the wheel so still, |
| [00:06.056] | A ghostlike figure on the hill. |
| [00:10.876] | It seems so strange, there is no sound, |
| [00:16.252] | Now there are no men underground. |
| [00:21.443] | What will become of this pit yard where men once trampled, faces hard? |
| [00:31.454] | So tired and weary, their shift done, |
| [00:36.459] | Never having seen the sun. |
| [00:41.650] | There’ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power; |
| [00:51.476] | They’ll never realise the hurt they cause to men they treat like dirt. |
| [01:01.672] | Will it become a sacred ground? |
| [01:07.419] | Foreign tourists gazing round, |
| [01:12.053] | Asking if men once worked here, |
| [01:15.761] | Way beneath this pithead gear. |
| [01:19.840] | Empty trucks once filled with coal, |
| [01:24.289] | Lined up like men on the dole. |
| [01:29.109] | Will they are be used again |
| [01:33.558] | Or left for scrap just like the men? |
| [01:39.861] | There’ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power; |
| [01:49.458] | They’ll never realise the hurt they do to men they treat like dirt. |
| [00:00.000] | zuo ci : Kay Sutcliffe Traditional mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Kay Sutcliffe Traditional mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | It stands so proud, the wheel so still, |
| [00:06.056] | A ghostlike figure on the hill. |
| [00:10.876] | It seems so strange, there is no sound, |
| [00:16.252] | Now there are no men underground. |
| [00:21.443] | What will become of this pit yard where men once trampled, faces hard? |
| [00:31.454] | So tired and weary, their shift done, |
| [00:36.459] | Never having seen the sun. |
| [00:41.650] | There' ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power |
| [00:51.476] | They' ll never realise the hurt they cause to men they treat like dirt. |
| [01:01.672] | Will it become a sacred ground? |
| [01:07.419] | Foreign tourists gazing round, |
| [01:12.053] | Asking if men once worked here, |
| [01:15.761] | Way beneath this pithead gear. |
| [01:19.840] | Empty trucks once filled with coal, |
| [01:24.289] | Lined up like men on the dole. |
| [01:29.109] | Will they are be used again |
| [01:33.558] | Or left for scrap just like the men? |
| [01:39.861] | There' ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power |
| [01:49.458] | They' ll never realise the hurt they do to men they treat like dirt. |
| [00:00.000] | zuò cí : Kay Sutcliffe Traditional mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Kay Sutcliffe Traditional mat fox |
| [00:00.000] | It stands so proud, the wheel so still, |
| [00:06.056] | A ghostlike figure on the hill. |
| [00:10.876] | It seems so strange, there is no sound, |
| [00:16.252] | Now there are no men underground. |
| [00:21.443] | What will become of this pit yard where men once trampled, faces hard? |
| [00:31.454] | So tired and weary, their shift done, |
| [00:36.459] | Never having seen the sun. |
| [00:41.650] | There' ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power |
| [00:51.476] | They' ll never realise the hurt they cause to men they treat like dirt. |
| [01:01.672] | Will it become a sacred ground? |
| [01:07.419] | Foreign tourists gazing round, |
| [01:12.053] | Asking if men once worked here, |
| [01:15.761] | Way beneath this pithead gear. |
| [01:19.840] | Empty trucks once filled with coal, |
| [01:24.289] | Lined up like men on the dole. |
| [01:29.109] | Will they are be used again |
| [01:33.558] | Or left for scrap just like the men? |
| [01:39.861] | There' ll always be a happy hour for those with money, jobs and power |
| [01:49.458] | They' ll never realise the hurt they do to men they treat like dirt. |