No Power Without Accountability

Billy Bragg

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No power without accountability By Billy Bragg Intro              Verse 1 I grew up in a company town And I work a’ hard til’ the company closed down They gave my job to another man On half my wages in some foreign land And when I asked how could that be any good for our economy   I was told nobody cared so long as they make money when they sell their shares Chorus Can you hear us are you listening There’s no power without accountability Verse 2 I lost my job my car and my house When 10000 miles away some guy clicked on a mouse He didn’t know me we never spoke He didn’t ask my opinion or canvas for my vote I guess it’s true Nobody cares until those petrol bombs come spinning through the air Gotta find a way to hold them to account before they find a way to snuff our voices out Chorus           Verse 3 The ballot box is no garruntee that we achieve democracy Our leaders claim their victory When only half the people’ve spoken We have no job security in this global economy Our borders closed to refugees   But our markets forced open World banks says to Mexico We’ll cut you off if you don’t keep your taxes low chorus           They have no right to wield that sword They take orders from the chairman of the board IMF WTO I hear these words used every place I go Who are those people who elected them And how do I replace them with some of my friends Chorus x2 Repeat to fade   Sorry about the lyrics but he murmurs on the live version it woz taken from. this was tabbed  by: Nick Case        it took a lot of work so keep my name on it any comments/corrections to:          

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Cette chanson évoque les conséquences de la délocalisation et de la perte d'emplois, soulignant l'inégalité et l'absence de responsabilité des grandes entreprises. L'artiste partage son expérience personnelle, mettant en lumière comment des décisions prises à des milliers de kilomètres peuvent détruire des vies sans que ceux qui les prennent n'en subissent les répercussions. Il questionne l’authenticité de la démocratie quand le système favorise les intérêts économiques au détriment des citoyens, en insistant sur le fait qu'il n'y a pas de véritable pouvoir sans une véritable responsabilité. Le message appelle à un réveil collectif face à ceux qui dirigent et à la nécessité de revendiquer notre droit à être entendus.