And eventually, another song would make him famous to an entirely new generation.
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Chelsea EngelHOST
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In 1930, poet Alfred Hayes wrote the words to Joe Hill.
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Chelsea EngelHOST
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The song was later set to music by Earl Robinson.
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Chelsea EngelHOST
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It told the story of a man who had been killed but refused to disappear.
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