These songs were published in the IWW’s Little Red Songbook or in other IWW publications.
- A. F. of L. Sympathy (Bertram Lester Weber)
- A’ That and A’ That, For (Leo Smith)
- All for the Cause (William Morris)
- All Hell Can’t Stop Us (Ralph Chaplin)
- All Used Up (Utah Phillips)
- Amazing Boss (Bill Crum)
- Amnesty (James Rohn)
- Aragon Mill (Si Kahn)
- Are You a Scabby? (Dave Bostock and Colby Peters)
- Are You a Wobbly? (Joe Foley)
- Aristocracy Forever (Judi Bari)
- Babylon Updated (Leslie Fish)
- Banks of Marble (Les Rice)
- Banner of Labor, The (Anonymous)
- Barricadas!, A Las (Valeriano Orobón Fernández) / To the Barricades! (Carlos Cortez and Jan Oosting)
- Battle Hymn of the New Socialist Party (Leon Rosselson)
- Battle Hymn of the Workers, The (Charles James)
- Battle Hymn of Toil (Covington Hall)
- Big Joe (Anonymous)
- Big Question, The (T-Bone Slim)
- Blackleg Miner, The (Anonymous)
- Blanket Stiff, The (Anonymous)
- Bonehead Working Fool, The (Anonymous)
- Boom Went the Boom (W. O. Blee)
- Boss (Laura Tanne)
- Boss, The / Praise Boss / Wobbly Doxology (John Neuhaus)
- Boss’s Darling, The (Jean Hart)
- Bosses Will in Slavery Hold You, The (El Gato Rojo)
- Box Factory (Faith Nolan)
- Bread and Roses (James Oppenheim and Caroline Kohlsaat)
- Bread-Line, Out in the (Anonymous)
- Bum and the Plute, The (T-Bone Slim)
- Bump Me into Parliament (Bill Casey)
- Busick Injunction, The (Nels Peterson)
- Buy This American Car (Charlie King)
- Call, The (Herbert Tulin)
- Call to Action, A (Anonymous)
- Capitalism’s Endless Chain (Anonymous)
- Casey Jones, the Union Scab (Joe Hill)
- Child Slaves, The (Richard Brazier)
- Christians at War (John F. Kendrick)
- City Beautiful, The (Jack Phelan)
- City Central Blues (Carlos Cortez)
- Class Act, A (Len Wallace)
- Class Communion (Ed Jorda)
- Coffee An’ (Joe Hill)
- Cold Old Wintertime, In the (Anonymous)
- Come and Get Wise (Richard Brazier)
- Come Join the One Big Union, Do (Richard Brazier)
- Commonwealth of Toil, The (Ralph Chaplin)
- Cotton Mill Girls (Hedy West)
- Czar of All Czars (T-Bone Slim)
- Dan McGann (Dublin Dan)
- Dawn of Freedom, The (Anonymous)
- Dehorn Song, The (Anonymous)
- Dishwasher, The (Jim Seymour)
- Dixie (Raymond Corder)
- Dollar Alarm Clock, The (John Healy)
- Don’t Call Me White! (Henry J. Pfaff)
- Don’t Take My Papa Away from Me (Joe Hill)
- Dream, A (Richard Brazier)
- Dream of a Millionaire, The (John E. Nordquist)
- Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill (Anonymous)
- Dump the Bosses off Your Back (John Brill)
- Eight-Hour Song, The (Richard Brazier)
- Ella’s Song (Ella Baker and Bernice J. Reagon)
- Everett County Jail, The (William Whalen)
- Everett, November Fifth (Charles Ashleigh)
- Everybody’s Joining It (Joe Hill)
- Farewell Frank Little (Gerard J. Lively)
- Farewell, Joe (Richard Brazier)
- Fifty Thousand Lumberjacks (Anonymous)
- Fight Like Hell (Marry “Mother Jones” Harris and Kristen Lems)
- Food Not Finance (Icemakers of the Revolution)
- Forget Me Not (Arlene Mantel)
- Frank H. Little, To (Phillips Russell)
- Freedom Road (Leslie Fish)
- General Strike Song (Louis Burcar)
- Gesundheit, Mister Wob (T-Bone Slim)
- Girl Question, The (Joe Hill)
- Give Back My Factory to Me (IWW Lehigh Valley Branch, PA, USA)
- Give Me That New Union Contract (Anonymous)
- Giving Nothing Back (Tom Juravich)
- Go, I Shall Send Thee (Goddard Graves)
- Go to Work on Monday (Si Kahn)
- God Bless You Very Wealthy Men (Arnie Alpert)
- Gone Are the Days (Richard Brazier)
- Good Old Wobbly Band, The (A. Layton)
- Good-Bye, Dollars; I Must Leave You (Richard Brazier)
- Gyppo’s Finish, The (L. E. Sinclair)
- Hand-Out Route, The (Hambone-Bill)
- Hands (Sophie Fagin)
- Hark! The Battle-Cry Is Ringing! (H. S. Salt)
- Harvest Hands (M. Squirk)
- Harvest Land (T-D. and H.)
- Harvest War Song (Pat Brennan)
- Harvesters! (Anonymous)
- Hellelujah [Hallelujah, on the Bum / Hallelujah, I’m a Bum / Hallelujah, We’re All on the Bum] (Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock and Payoff)
- Hey! Polly (Ralph Chaplin)
- High Tech (Ngoma Hill and Jaribu Hill)
- Hijos del Pueblo (Anonymous) / Children of the People (Joe Grim Feinberg)
- Hold the Fort (Anonymous)
- Hold the Line (Anonymous)
- Hope of the Ages, The (Edith Nesbit)
- I. Double W.s, The (Douglas Robson)
- I Might Suggest (T-Bone Slim)
- I. W. W. (Donald Crocker)
- I. W. W. Prison Song (Ralph Chaplin)
- I Wanna Free Miss Liberty (T-Bone Slim)
- I Wear a Pitchfork (T-Bone Slim)
- I Went to the Country (August Walquist)
- I’ll Remember You (Richard Brazier)
- I’m Dreaming of a Fair Contract (Judie McCall)
- I’m Too Old to Be a Scab (T-Bone Slim)
- If I Were a Bell (Vera Moller)
- If It Weren’t for the Union (Geoff Francis and Peter Hicks)
- If You Workers Would Only Unite (Richard Brazier)
- Industrial Unionism Speaks to Toilers of the Sea (Harold R. Johnson)
- Industrial Workers of the World, The (Laura Payne Emerson)
- Internationale, The (Charles H. Kerr)
- It Is Great to Be Alive (Harry Hooton)
- It Is the Union (Richard Brazier)
- It Is Up to You (Anonymous)
- It’s a Good Thing to Join a Union (Anonymous)
- It’s a Long Way Down to the Breadline (Charles Ashleigh)
- It’s a Long Way Down to the Soup Line (Joe Hill)
- It’s Up to You! (Mary E. Marcy)
- Jobites (Jane Street)
- Jobites’ Lament, The (Cliff Hughes)
- Joe Hill (Ralph Chaplin)
- Joe Hill (Phil Ochs)
- Joe Hill in Jail (Ralph Chaplin)
- Joe Hill’s Last Will (Joe Jill)
- John D.’s Soliloquy (Charles Scurlock)
- John Golden and the Lawrence Strike (Joe Hill)
- Joseph J. Ettor on His Twenty-Seventh Birthday, To (Arturo Giovannitti)
- Junior Wobbly Song, A / Rock-a-Bye Baby (Anonymous)
- Kitten in the Wheat, The (Anonymous)
- Labor’s Dixie (Charles M. Robinson)
- Labor’s Endless Chain (Anonymous)
- Landlord and Tenant (Sydney Carter)
- Larimer Street (Utah Phillips)
- Last Word, The (G. G. Florine)
- Legal – Illegal (Ewan MacColl)
- Let’s Line Up Bill (Wingy Thomas)
- Liberty Forever (Joe Hill)
- Links on the Chain (Phil Ochs)
- LIP Song (Kathleen Taylor)
- Little Red Songbook, The (Richard Brazier)
- Long, Long Fight, The (Richard Brazier)
- Long Resolution, The (E. Morse)
- Lumberjack’s Prayer, The (T-Bone Slim)
- Maids’ Defiance, The (Anonymous)
- Make No Mistake (Anonymous)
- Making the Camps Like Home (Richard Brazier)
- Marseillaise, The / The Workers’ Marseillaise (Charles H. Kerr)
- Master Class Are Feeling Fine, The (Richard Brazier)
- Masters Beware (Anonymous)
- May Day (Smokey Dymny)
- May Day Song (Ralph Chaplin)
- Meet Me in the Jungles, Louie (Richard Brazier)
- Memory, In (James J. Ferriter)
- Men of Kemira, The (Kevin Baker)
- Message from o’er the Sea, The (Anonymous)
- Canción Revolucionaria Mexicana / Mexican Revolutionary Song (Anonymous)
- Might Is Right (Covington Hall)
- Mileage (T-Bone Slim)
- Minimum Wage Strike (David Rovics)
- Mister Block (Joe Hill)
- Mister Block Has the Blues (Ernest Riebe)
- Moderation (James Connolly)
- Mourn Not the Dead (Ralph Chaplin)
- Movie Town, In (Sam Slingsby)
- Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone Trial, At the (Agnes Thecla Fair)
- My Little Son, To (Ralph Chaplin)
- My Wandering Boy (Anonymous)
- Mysteries of a Hobo’s Life, The (T-Bone Slim)
- National Anathema (Anonymous)
- Nearer My Job to Thee (Joe Hill)
- New America, The (Tuli Kupferberg)
- New Solidarity Forever, The (Jack Langan)
- Nine to Five Song (Anonymous)
- Ninety and Nine, The (Rose Elizabeth Smith)
- Not So Long Ago (Hugo Dewar and Bill Bumpus)
- November (Ralph Chaplin)
- November Nineteenth (John E. Nordquist)
- Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning (George Lambert)
- Old Dark Mill, Down in the (Joe Hill)
- Old Ma Bell (Anonymous)
- Old Red Button, That (Richard Brazier)
- Old Toiler’s Message, The (Joe Hill)
- Once More—The Road (Charles Ashleigh)
- One Big Industrial Union (George G. Allen)
- One More Day than Them (Geoff Francis and Peter Hicks)
- Onward, One Big Union! (Ralph Cheney)
- Optimistic Laborites, The (John F. Kendrick)
- Organize! (James J. Ferriter)
- Outa Work Blues (Carlos Cortez)
- Overalls and Snuff (Anonymous)
- Paint ‘Er Red (Elmer Rumbaugh & Ralph Chaplin)
- Parasites, The (John E. Nordquist)
- Parody on J. D., A (Anonymous)
- Picket Boogie, The (Judy McCallen)
- Picket Line, Down at the (Anonymous)
- Picket Line, On the (Anonymous, Sark, IWW Lehigh Valley Branch, PA, USA)
- Popular Wobbly, The (T-Bone Slim)
- Por Qué los Pobres No Tienen (Isabel Parra) / Because the Poor Have No Other Place (Barbara Dane)
- Portland Revolution, The (Dublin Dan)
- Potter Valley Mill (Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney)
- Preacher and the Slave, The (Joe Hill)
- Prices Rise (Anonymous)
- Public Workers, Stand Together (Paul McKenna)
- Put It on the Ground (Ray Glaser and Bill Wolff)
- Quiet, Please! (T-Bone Slim)
- Rebel Girl, The (Joe Hill and Hazel Dickens)
- Red Feast, The (Ralph Chaplin)
- Red Flag, The (James Connell)
- Remember (Harrison George)
- Renunciation (Joachim Raucher)
- Restaurant (Laura Tanne)
- Revolution (Laura Payne Emerson)
- Right to Be Lazy, The (Luis J. Prat)
- Rise Again (Tom Juravich)
- Road to Emancipation, The (Lone Wolf)
- Rob a Train (Eddie Holewa)
- Roll Call, The (Anonymous)
- Roll the Hours Back (The Irish Cowboy)
- Roll the Union On (John Handcox)
- Sabo-Tabby Kitten, That (Ralph Chaplin)
- Scabs (Anne Feeney)
- Scabs Crawl In, The (Anonymous)
- Scabs Look Out (Anonymous)
- Scissor Bill (Joe Hill)
- Ship Out (August Walquist)
- Should I Ever Be a Soldier (Joe Hill)
- Slavery to Freedom, From (Anonymous)
- So Long, Partner (Larry Penn)
- Solidaritätslied (Bertolt Brecht) / Solidarity Song (Eric Bentley and Joe Grim Feinberg)
- Solidarity (Bertram Lester Weber)
- Solidarity (Yale University Local 34)
- Solidarity Forever! (Ralph Chaplin)
- Solidarity Is Easy (Smokey Dymny)
- Some Day a Silent Guard (Ralph Chaplin)
- Song for 1910, A / A Song for 1911 / A Song for the Wage Slave (Anonymous)
- Song of My Da (Paul O’Brien)
- Song of the Rail, The (Ralph Chaplin)
- Song of the Scissorbill (Anonymous)
- Song of the Sea, A (James Morris)
- Song on the Times (Anonymous)
- Sons of Toil and Danger (Anonymous)
- Soul Stealers (Kathleen Taylor)
- Stand United, All You Workers (Lenny Flank)
- Stand Up! Ye Workers (Ethel Comer)
- Star-Spangled George Bush (Albert Schatz)
- Starlight on the Rails (Utah Phillips)
- Staying Out on the Line (Joanne Delaplaine)
- Step by Step (Waldemar Hille and Pete Seeger)
- Stevedore and the Boss, The (Anonymous)
- Stick ‘Em Up (Shorty)
- Still Ain’t Satisfied (Bonnie Lockhart)
- Strip Mine Boss (Kyle Mills)
- Stung Right (Joe Hill)
- Suckers Sadly Gather, The (Richard Brazier)
- Ta-Ra-Ra Boom De-Ay (Joe Hill)
- Take a Stand (Dublin Dan)
- Take and Hold (James Connolly)
- Tear Down the Bars (Vera Moller)
- Ten Little Craft Unions (Bertam Lester Weber)
- There Is Power in a Union (Billy Bragg)
- There Is Power in a Union (Joe Hill)
- There Is Power in the Earth (Walkin’ Jim Stoltz)
- There’s a Bright Way to Freedom (Herbert Tulin)
- They Are All Fighters (Richard Brazier)
- They Go Wild over Me (Candie Anderson Carawan)
- They’ll Soon Ring Out (John E. Nordquist)
- This Little Scab (IWW Chicago Branch and SEIU Local 329)
- Though They Promise (Bertram Lester Weber)
- Three Shining Stars (T. E. Hawkins)
- Tie ‘Em Up! (George G. Allen)
- Tierra y Libertad (Enrique Flores Magón and Joe Grim Feinberg)
- Tragedy of Sunset Land, The (Loren Roberts)
- Tramp, The (Joe Hill and Hugo T. Hansen)
- Tumbledown Shack, That (George Lambert)
- Union Buster, The (Paul McKenna)
- Union Maid (Woody Guthrie)
- Union Song (Tom Morello)
- Unite! Unite! (Thomas Borland)
- Universal Housewife (Tuli Kupferberg)
- Us the Hoboes and Dreamers (Covington Hall)
- VDT (Tom Juravich)
- Wage Slave Redemption (Sean Carleton)
- Wage Workers, Come Join the Union (Anonymous)
- Walking on the Grass (Anonymous)
- Warrior Wind, The (Ralph Chaplin)
- We Are Building a Strong Union (Anonymous)
- We Are the Only Union (Anonymous)
- We Come (Anonymous)
- We Have Fed You All for a Thousand Years (Anonymous and Rudolph Von Liebich)
- We Made Good Wobs Out There (Vera Moller)
- We Shall Not Be Moved (Anonymous)
- We Shall Not Give Up the Fight (Anonymous)
- We Will Sing One Song (Joe Hill)
- We Will Unite (Richard Brazier)
- We’re Ready (Anonymous)
- Welfare Song (Anonymous)
- Wesley Everest (Ralph Chaplin)
- Whadda Ya Want to Break Your Back for the Boss For? (Joe Foley)
- What Ever Happened to the Eight-Hour Day? (Anne Feeney)
- What Shall We Do with the Starbucks Bosses? (Joe Grim Feinberg)
- What We Need (Bertram Lester Weber)
- What We Want (Joe Hill)
- What’s the Use? (James Kelly Cole)
- When (T-Bone Slim)
- When the People Have Burst Their Chains (Anonymous)
- When You Ask for Relief (Arthur Weinberg)
- When You Wear That Button (Richard Brazier)
- Where Are We Gonna Work When the Trees Are Gone (Darryl Cherney)
- Where the Fraser River Flows (Joe Hill)
- Which Side Are You On? (Florence Reese)
- White Slave, The (Joe Hill)
- Who Bombed Judi Bari (Darryl Cherney)
- Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues (Anonymous)
- Wobbly Good and True, A (Paul Walker)
- Woman’s Fight, The (Anonymous)
- Work Rap Song (Workers Lives / Workers Stories)
- Worker’s Funeral Hymn, The (S. E. Sinclair)
- Worker’s Plea, A (T-Bone Slim)
- Workers of England / Workers of the World (James Connell)
- Workers of the World Are Now Awaking, The (Richard Brazier)
- Workers of the World, Awaken! (Joe Hill)
- Workers of the World, Unite (Holquist)
- Workers, Shall the Masters Rule Us? (Frank Brechler)
- Workers, So They Say, The (Richard Brazier)
- Workers’ Battle Cry for Freedom, The (George G. Allen)
- Workers’ Control Song (Clem Parkinson)
- Workers’ Memorial Song (Anonymous)
- “Workin’ Stiff,” The (Lionel Moise)
- Working Folk (J. McCormick)
- Working Folk, Come Organize (Anonymous)
- Working Folk, Do You Hear? (Richard Brazier)
- Working Folk, Unite (E. S. Nelson)
- Working Folk, You Are Called Upon (Richard Brazier)
- Workingman’s Crime, The (Bertram Lester Weber)
- World Goes On, The (Vera Moller)
- World to Win, A (Eddie Holewa)
- World Turned Upside Down, The (Leon Rosselson)
- Worn-Out Slave, The (George Lambert)
- Worries of the Great Big Boss (John Olday)
- Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Frank Little)
- Yield Not to the Boss (Eugene Barnett)
- You Can’t Stop the March of the Toilers (Richard Brazier)
- You Gotta Go Down (Woody Guthrie and Ray Elbourn)
- Your Knees, Up from (Ralph Chaplin)