In Response to: "It's A Man's World"
Sure they say it’s a man’s world
Are they wrong?
No, but are they sure it ain’t also mine?
You know I could live;
Without the toys and trains
Without the cars and electric lights
And definitely without the money.
But, I couldn’t live,
Without the men and women.
So lets leave the possession to
The mothers
The fathers
Sisters and brothers
And the baby boys and girls
I could get used to livin’ in a world
Belonging to all
You all should love all like they’re your own
You all need to nurture mankind like you care
And you all need to protect it like you had a chance
But, you’ve got to know you cant
Be fighting selfish
Be hating hard
And crying like you have nothing
You know I could
Without the boat full of water
Without the roads, buildings
And definitely without the money
But, I couldn’t live without
The men and women.
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