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They Shall Not Pass

from Dirt by Dirt Byrds

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lyrics

They shall not pass
They shall not pass
Firm, solid, voices loud
They shall not pass.

Came the marching of the black shirts
Came the pounding of their feet
Came the sound of the fascist marching
Where the five roads meet.

We thought of so many refugees
Fleeing from the fascist hordes
The maimed, the sick, the young, the old
Those who fought the fascist scum.
Ch/

So we stopped there at Gardiner’s
We fought and we won our way
We fought the baton charges
No fascist passed that day.

We stood at Gardiner’s corner
We stood and watched the crowd
We stood firm at Gardiner’s corner
And we beat the fascist down.
Ch/

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from Dirt, released November 1, 2021
Music & Lyrics written by Keith Farr

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