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Revision as of 17:03, 26 June 2023
Lyrics
Who's learned the language Of the Internationale?
The granma had a personnel Crazy enough to eschew Historic investments — Of which there were few Locally
Who's learned the language Of the Internationale?
Nobody's crazy enough Locally — Nor can they be In a way that Obviates pathology The crazy are consigned, then To third-world iconography
Who? What? When? How? What for? Act, agency, scene And actor Is hating something communally (It’s clear To volunteers.)
Our 'conversation' Has volunteered For seventeen years Plekhanov A priori
Neither anticipation Nor fulfilment Is realistic In dialectic
Who was ever disowned By his Granma?
Chronology
And Now for Something Completely Different
- Christine Kozlov - vocals
- Mayo Thompson - vocals, organ
Kangaroo?
- vocal: Mayo Thompson
Interpretations
Art & Language, 1981[1]
We’ve learned the words of The Internationale – they are inflated and overwrought. The discourse of the cultured (and that includes the musical) left has volunteered. For what? A loquaciously theorised exile from the substantive tasks of the class struggle.
Live recordings
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| August 2, 1995 | vocal: Jim O'Rourke |
Covers
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| Gastr del Sol | vocal: Jim O'Rourke | 
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 Nine Gross and Conspicuous Errors | |||||
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- ↑ Art & Language and The Red Crayola, ‘Notes on the Songs’, booklet published in connection with L.P. Kangaroo?, Rough Trade records, London, 1981.