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The people's flag is deepest dread.

It shouted off the marked to debt

And the Léllings, Screws dip and Of the Martin And Elling's crew stick and gold,

Their husband died in every fold.

Yes, the red flag, the British Labour Party's official anthem, first sung in the House of

Commons on the 1st of August 1945 following Clement Attley's sweeping victory.

And although, well, quietly suspended during Tony Blair's reign, still the traditional way to end every Labour Party conference.

Now, even though the singing of the Reagan flag appears to have been reinvigorated under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, if you look carefully,

it's still possible to spot a certain degree of uneasiness which the lyrics areouse in some of the

platform party. I mean, look again at those words, the people's flag is deepest red,

it shrouded off to our martyr dead, and there their limbs grew stiff and cold, their heart's blood died its every fold.

It's essentially a song about being prepared to die for one's beliefs, a song that

invokes hardly the gradualism of social democracy, but the glorious consequences of a people's

revolution.

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