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Bob Dylan ~ Union Sundown


Well, my shoes, they come from singapore, My flashlight's from taiwan, My tablecloth's from malaysia, My belt buckle's from the amazon. You know, this shirt i wear comes from the philippines And the car i drive is a chevrolet, It was put together down in argentina By a guy makin' thirty cents a day. Well, it's sundown on the union And what's made in the u.s.a. Sure was a good idea 'til greed got in the way. Well, this silk dress is from hong kong And the pearls are from japan. Well, the dog collar's from india And the flower pot's from pakistan. All the furniture, it says "made in brazil" Where a woman, she slaved for sure Bringin' home thirty cents a day to a family of twelve, You know, that's a lot of money to her. Well, it's sundown on the union And what's made in the u.s.a. Sure was a good idea 'til greed got in the way. Well, you know, lots of people complainin' that there is no work. I say, "why you say that for When nothin' you got is u.s.-made?" They don't make nothin' here no more, You know, capitalism is above the law. It say, "it don't count 'less it sells." When it costs too much to build it at home You just build it cheaper someplace else. Well, it's sundown on the union And what's made in the u.s.a. Sure was a good idea 'til greed got in the way. Well, the job that you used to have, They gave it to somebody down in el salvador. The unions are big business, friend, And they're goin' out like a dinosaur. They used to grow food in kansas Now they want to grow it on the moon and eat it raw. I can see the day coming when even your home garden Is gonna be against the law. Well, it's sundown on the union And what's made in the u.s.a. Sure was a good idea 'til greed got in the way. Democracy don't rule the world, You'd better get that in your head. This world is ruled by violence But i guess that's better left unsaid. From broadway to the milky way, That's a lot of territory indeed And a man's gonna do what he has to do When he's got a hungry mouth to feed. Well, it's sundown on the union And what's made in the u.s.a. Sure was a good idea 'til greed got in the way more free lyrics

Well, my shoes, they come from singapore,
My flashlight's from taiwan,
My tablecloth's from malaysia,
My belt buckle's from the amazon.
You know, this shirt i wear comes from the philippines
And the car i drive is a chevrolet,
It was put together down in argentina
By a guy makin' thirty cents a day.

Well, it's sundown on the union
And what's made in the u.s.a.
Sure was a good idea
'til greed got in the way.

Well, this silk dress is from hong kong
And the pearls are from japan.
Well, the dog collar's from india
And the flower pot's from pakistan.
All the furniture, it says "made in brazil"
Where a woman, she slaved for sure
Bringin' home thirty cents a day to a family of twelve,
You know, that's a lot of money to her.

Well, it's sundown on the union
And what's made in the u.s.a.
Sure was a good idea
'til greed got in the way.

Well, you know, lots of people complainin' that there is no work.
I say, "why you say that for
When nothin' you got is u.s.-made?"
They don't make nothin' here no more,
You know, capitalism is above the law.
It say, "it don't count 'less it sells."
When it costs too much to build it at home
You just build it cheaper someplace else.

Well, it's sundown on the union
And what's made in the u.s.a.
Sure was a good idea
'til greed got in the way.

Well, the job that you used to have,
They gave it to somebody down in el salvador.
The unions are big business, friend,
And they're goin' out like a dinosaur.
They used to grow food in kansas
Now they want to grow it on the moon and eat it raw.
I can see the day coming when even your home garden
Is gonna be against the law.

Well, it's sundown on the union
And what's made in the u.s.a.
Sure was a good idea
'til greed got in the way.

Democracy don't rule the world,
You'd better get that in your head.
This world is ruled by violence
But i guess that's better left unsaid.
From broadway to the milky way,
That's a lot of territory indeed
And a man's gonna do what he has to do
When he's got a hungry mouth to feed.

Well, it's sundown on the union
And what's made in the u.s.a.
Sure was a good idea
'til greed got in the way

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