The lyrics Pete and the others sing towrds the end (which are usually censored, 'cause Woody was a real Socialist, don't cha know):
In the squares of the city
In the shadow of the steeple
At the relief office
I saw my people
As they stood there hungry
I stood there whistling
A big high wall
That tried to stop me
A great big sign read private property
On the other side it didn't say nothing
THAT side was made for you and me.
In the squares of the city
In the shadow of the steeple
At the relief office
I saw my people
As they stood there hungry
I stood there whistling
A big high wall
That tried to stop me
A great big sign read private property
On the other side it didn't say nothing
THAT side was made for you and me.

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