Three Acres And A Cow has a resources page with links to
songs
(1100s) Robin Hood ballads as sung by Wallace House
(1300s) The Cutty Wren
(1381*) John Ball by Sydney Carter
(1400s) The Bitter Withy
(1550) Of Rente Raysers by Robert Crowley
(1607) The Poor Mans Joye & the Gentlemen’s Plague
(1611) The Fowlers’ Complaint
(1630) A Lanthorne for Landlords
(1649) The Diggers’ Song
(1649*) The World Turned Upside Down by Leon Rosselson
(1692*) The Massacre of Glencoe by Jim Mclean
(1707*) Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation by Robert Burns
(1769) The Death of Bill Brown
(1778) The Cottager’s Complaint
(1780) Die Gedanken Sind Frei
(1790*) Smile In Your Sleep by Jim McLean
(1809) Petition of the Pigs in Kent
(1814*) Dùthaich Mhic Aoidh by Ewan Robertson
(1830) Eight shillings a week
(1830) Owslebury lads
(1834*) Tolpuddle Man by Graham Moore
(1840) Song On The Times
(1846) The Blackstone-Edge Song by Ernest Jones
(1849) Chartists poems and songs
(1851*) The Ballad Of Crowfoot by Willie Dunn
(1866) Ballad of Berkhamsted Common
(1872) My master and I
(1882*) Land Corporation of Ireland song by Duncan Bourne
(1884) The Foresters’ Egg! A Timely Warning!
(1885) other ‘Three Acres And A Cow’ themed ballads
(1885) Three Acres And A Cow
(1887) The Land Song
(1915*) Mrs Barbours’ Army by Alistair Hulett
(1932) Manchester Rambler by Ewan MacColl
(1948) Ballad of the Men of Knoydart by Hamish Henderson
(1960) Freedom Come All Ye by Hamish Henderson
(1960) Hey Ho, Cook and Rowe by Peggy Seeger
(1976*) From Little Things Big Things Grow by Paul Kelly
(1985) The Battle of the Beanfield by The Levellers
(1987) Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil
(1999) A Place Called England by Maggie Holland
(2015) The Ballad of Hawkwood by Robin Grey
(2017) Let’s Lock Ourselves Here For A While
(2017) The Ballad Of The Green Backyard
(2019) Sing ORFC
Baa baa black sheep

poems
(1381) John Ball’s Speech before the Peasant’s Revolt by Michael Rosen
(1550) Of Rente Raysers by Robert Crowley
(1770) The Deserted Village by Oliver Goldsmith
(1819) The Mask Of Anarchy by Percy Bysshe Shelley
(1820) The Mores by John Clare
(1840) Men of England by Percy Bysshe Shelley
(1844) The Leane by William Barnes
(1849) Chartists poems and songs
(1860s) Poetry of the Lancashire Cotton Famine
(1884) The Foresters’ Egg! A Timely Warning!
Spiorad a’ Charthannais (The Spirit of Kindliness), by the Lewis poet Iain Mac a’ Ghobhainn (John Smith)
The Island by Francis Brett Young   

https://threeacresandacow.co.uk/resources/

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