The record says "traditional arranged Billy Bragg" but I've never come across it elsewhere, and I wouldn't be surprised if the "arrangement" involved taking the title of Joe Hill's song, and the structure and tune of George Roots', and writing a fresh song out of it.

Of course we don't have too many factories these days, so the first verse is a bit anachronistic. But the message is still totally relevant.

I imagine they'd chuck you out of the hall damn quick if you tried to sing it in a Labour conference.