Here is the Dick Gaughan version, words from the archive.org version of his website. It's on two of (in my option) his very best albums, if you can get hold of them - "Live in Edinburgh" and "True and Bold: Songs of the Scottish Miners".    (I bought my first Gaughan album, True and Bold, on the basis of this song - naively, my 16 year old self thought it was a Bragg cover! I was utterly hooked from the opening bars of Miners Life is Like a Sailor, the first song, and have been ever since.)

  Come all of you good people
  You women and you men
  Once more our backs are to the wall
  We're being attacked again
  
     Which side are you on?
     Which side are you on?
     Which side are you on?
     Which side are you on?
  
  We've fought a million battles
  To defend our hard-won rights
  We're going to have to fight again
  And I ask you here tonight
  
  Thatcher sent MacGregor
  To smash the NUM
  And break the workers' unity
  And I ask you once again
  
  The Tories rant and tear their hair
  And shout 'democracy'
  But the kind the Tories have in mind
  Is not for you or me
  
  Their screaming about ballots
  Is pure hypocrisy
  If they care so much for ballots
  What about the GLC?
  
  By bully boys in uniforms
  And thugs with riot shields
  Our comrades' blood is being shed
  But still they will not yield
  
  It's time for a decision
  And you really have to choose
  Support the miners' struggle
  Or the next in line is you