You can take my child you can take my wife you can fill my days with toil and strife you can fill the air with burning fear but you may not have noticed that I'm still here
You can point your gun right at my head bring in your scabs during strikes instead you can count your money and raise a cheer but you may not have noticed that I'm still here
I'm still here and have no plan to be treated as anything less than a man an immigrant though I might be I've tasted chains I shall be free
You can bury us in the cold cold ground you can quiet us down when we make a sound oppress our women with a smirk and leer but you may not have noticed that we're still here
Some have bowed that come before and some have fought their private war soon you'll hear labor loud and clear and know for certain that we're still here