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Tony Norwell Miscellaneous Blue Murder Blue Murder Some say it was an accident – the day the “Herald” rolled and rent – The lives of two hundred folk away. But if you read between the lines – in the air, on the rails, down the tubes and mines – Things like this are happening every day. Refrain: Cut the corners – count the cost – of safety measures – lives are lost – (They’re only workers’ lives – after all). What matters most is profits now – safety measures cost somehow – (There are lots more workers – even if some fall). Everyone is wondering how – a ship sets sail – doors in its bows – Gaping open - when she puts to sea. Some say it was an accident – but I say “no” and won’t relent – It seems more like Blue Murder now to me. Most likely now they’ll blame the crew – (that could be me – that could be you) When really all the blame belongs elsewhere. The profit system means more haste – in doing so flies in the face – Of safety measures all would think were fair. |
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