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Verse 1
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Ladies and gentlemen,
I want to welcome you here to this year,
our second annual celebration
at the Peace Arts.
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This gathering is sponsored
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by the International Union
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of Mine Mill
and Smeller Workers,
and I welcome you here today
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to hear a concert,
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an open -air concert
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by one of the great artists of the world.
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And now I want to present to
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you Paul Ropes.
The program has been arranged
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and you will hear Paul sing those
songs that you want to hear.
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I know he will do his very be st
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for us people
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all over the world
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and here today. Paul Robeson.
I can't tell you how happy I am
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to be back with you.
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I remember last year,
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and it's helped carry
me through a long struggle,
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the struggle for peace,
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and as Mr. Lawrence said,
the struggle to see
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that in our great land below the border,
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there shall be freedom
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for all of its citizens,
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and not far away in the future,
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but now an d in the nex
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t few years.
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I can thank my middle smothers union,
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Harvey, Ken Smith, Ward, Walker,
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and many of them,
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many of the rank and file whom I know,
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for this great gathering
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and for this idea of our
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gathering together at the border.
As I said last year,
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I often think of Canada,
the years when I came to Vancouver
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and met so many warm friends,
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many of whom are here today,
and I'll tell you that it won't be long before I'll be back
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saying hello to you over in Vancouver.
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I have with me a dear friend,
a very fine pianist
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we hope to have piano
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he can play for you today, some solos.
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He's Mr. Alan Booth,
one of our leading pianists
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down in America,
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and you'll hear him
in Vancouver soon.
He's here to play with me today.
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Mr. Brown sends you his regards.
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feels that he's kind of taking
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it easy these days.
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I go flying around this country so fast
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that he feels he wants to sit there
in New York
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and teach for a while.
I've been very fortunate to have you
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with me, Mr. Booth.
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So I'll begin the concert,
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and in between I'll speak again,
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maybe after the intermission,
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and I'm going to do a little Shakespeare,
but I'll just start singing and keep
going for a while.
Go Johnny!
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