1. As man is only human, He must eat before he can think. Fine words are only empty air And not his meat and drink.
Chorus: Then, Left! Right! Left! Then, Left! Right! Left! There`s a place, Comrade for you, March with us in the workers` united front; For you are a worker too.
2 As man is only human, He`d rather not have boots in face. He wants no slaves at his beck and call, Nor life by a masters`s grace.
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3. And since a worker`s a worker, No class can free him but his own; ‘The emancipation of the working- class Is the task of the workers alone.’