1958
| Tune: | Miner’s Lifeguard |
| Lyrics: | John Brunner |
Written for the first Aldermaston march in support of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, this song tells of the destructive power of the bomb and urges its audience to pressure their leaders to end the arms race, and instead to ‘house the homeless and help the needy’. The composer, John Brunner, went on to have a successful career as a sci-fi author.
| Cause: | Anti-militarist |
| Theme: | War and Peace |
| Addressed to: | The People | Voters |
| Target of Protest: | War | Elected Representatives |
| Proposal/Solution: | Ballot | Disarmament |
A newsreel account of the first Aldermaston march