Creeper
Aw man.
So we back in the mine, got our pickaxe swinging from side to side, side side to side.
In this song, it refers to a pickaxe being swung from side to side.
However, by using context clues we can gather that there is only, in fact, a single pickaxe.
This is because the plural form of pickaxe is pickaxes, and in this case, it only refers to a pickaxe in its singular form.
However, it still seems that there are multiple pickaxes as the singer refers to it as "ours"
Of course, there can only be one explanation for this.
There is only one pickaxe, and it is *ours*
The singer and writer of the song is referring to a single pickaxe that he shares with someone.
But the song was meant to be for the general population and not for anyone in particular, correct?
So, if there is one pickaxe, and the author states that it is his along with everyone else's, we can only assume he is communist.
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