Joan Of Arc
Noble peasant
Tortured and young
Low standing on the hierarchy
Brazin women were meant to be hung
When they invaded and conquered your land
Infront of an army full of soldiers
You were most prominent in taking a stand
The voices of the archangel guided you
A women consumed in faith
Not only crowned king
But took back New Orleans too
Not a fighter but a leader
For justice her heart yearned
Waving her banner
A trial for heresy, she burned
Noble women
History repeats itself
The greatness I see in you
I see in myself
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