For the sake of completeness, here it is as given by Lloyd:
JOWL AN' LISTEN
(Noted by W. Toyn from Henry Nattress of Low Fell, County Durham, in 1962)
Jowl, jowl an' listen, lad,
An' hear that coal-face workin'.
There's many a marra missin', lad,
Because he wadn't listen, lad.
Me feyther aalways used te say
That pit-work's mair than hewin'.
Ye've got te coax the crew alang,
An' not be rivin' an' tewin'.
So jowl, jowl &c.
Noo, the depitty craals fre flat te flat,
While the putter rams the tyum 'uns,
But the man at the face hes te knaa his place
Like a mother knaas her youh 'uns.
So jowl, jowl &c.
As printed in Come All Ye Bold Miners (A.L. Lloyd, 1978). A midi made from the notation will go to the Mudcat Midi Pages; until then, it can be heard via the South Riding Folk Network site: