OH YOU CAN’T SCARE ME
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This song was written to the tune of Woody Guthrie's 
"Union Maid." Guthrie borrowed the melody from a popular
song called Red Wing, also about a young woman, the lyrics
of which begin: 

There once was an Indian maid, 
A shy little prairie maid, 
Who sang a lay, a love song gay, 
As on the plain she’d while away the day.

The new verses for the Blair March were written by Flora
Bernard, as found in the Solidarity Songbook created for
the March.
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Lyrics:
Marchin' on the Mountain
Oh you can't scare me I'm stickin' to the movement (or union)
I'm stickin' to the movement, 
I'm stickin' to the movement
Oh you can't scare me I'm sticking to the movement, 
Til we all breathe free.

I'm talking to my neighbors (3x)
I'm bringin' in my family.
I'm marchin' on the Mountain.

And we'll stand with our comrades there.