In 1902 Joe Hill arrived to New York as a poor Swedish immigrant. He transformed his rage and disappointment into angry and pitiless songs which became a flag of labourers faithing against social inequality. USA revenged the songwriter with the trial for supposed murder and despite pleases for mercy he was executed in 1915. „Joe Hill“ is a ballade about a man who became a symbol of international labourer movement, a godfather by Bob Dylan and Joan Chandos Baez and created poetry as an arm to fight against cruel reality at the begining of the 20th century
"Translated by Eglė Voidogienė"
