| You came through New York Harbor
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| The skyline’s crooked smile
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Warned you as a welcome
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| You never ever could, and you never ever will
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| You found jobs here and there
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| And it wasn’t easy work
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| But you can’t break a man of dreams
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| You never ever could, and you never ever will
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| Struggle on, struggle on
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| Struggle on, struggle on
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| You rode the rails a while
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| And you got to California
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Where bosses tried to hide their crimes
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| They never ever could, and they never ever will
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| Joined the Workers of the World
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Sang a song on the picket lines
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Well hey tried to bust the unions
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| But they never ever could, and they never ever will
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| Struggle on, struggle on
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| Struggle on, struggle on
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| Salt Lake City, Utah
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| They charged you with a murder
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Said the evidence proved their case
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| It never ever could, and it never ever will
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| Judge and jury found you guilty
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| Said a death walk waits for you
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| But the state couldn’t kill you
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| Joe Hill, Joe Hill
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| It never ever could, and it never ever will
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| It never ever could, and it never ever will |