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Soviet America
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Guy Endore in 1945
He's a Communist and an anti-vivisectionist
One party to lead the working class
I've become such an anarchist
We need to change society
We need a movement so you'll like me
Bring on the workers and the big brass bands
Give them a doctrine they can understand
Joy Davidson's poetry won prizes
She died of cancer before the age of fifty
Her stories for the New Masses
Were better than the usual political romances
We need a movement to change reality
We need a movement so you'll go out with me
Bring on the leaders and the squadrons too
A Soviet America for me and you
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