Biography:
Bertolt Brecht (born Eugen Berthold Friedrich Brecht; 10 February 1898–14 August 1956) was a German poet, playwright, and theatre director.
His collaboration with composer Kurt Weill in particular created popular music classics such as Mack The Knife and Alabama Song.
An influential theatre practitioner of the twentieth century, Brecht made equally significant contributions to dramaturgy and theatrical production, the latter particularly through
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[Verse 1]
E Am6
And just because he's human,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
A man would like a little bite to eat;
G G#dim Am
He won't get full on a lot of talk
F#7 B+ Em
That won't give him bread and meat.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
[Verse 2]
E Am6
And just because he's human,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
He doesn't like a pistol to his head.
G G#dim Am
He wants no servants under him,
F#7 B+ Em
And no boss overhead.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
[Verse 3]
E Am6
And just because he's a worker,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
No class can free him but his own.
G G#dim Am
The emancipation of the working class
F#7 B+ Em
Is the task of the worker alone.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
E Am6
And just because he's human,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
A man would like a little bite to eat;
G G#dim Am
He won't get full on a lot of talk
F#7 B+ Em
That won't give him bread and meat.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
[Verse 2]
E Am6
And just because he's human,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
He doesn't like a pistol to his head.
G G#dim Am
He wants no servants under him,
F#7 B+ Em
And no boss overhead.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
[Verse 3]
E Am6
And just because he's a worker,
B7 Bm7 D#dim Em
No class can free him but his own.
G G#dim Am
The emancipation of the working class
F#7 B+ Em
Is the task of the worker alone.
[Chorus]
Am Em7 Am D#dim
So left, two, three, so left, two three,
Em G G#dim Am
To the work that we must do,
C7 Am E Em
March on in the worker's united front,
Am B7 Em
For you are a worker too.
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