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She Can Fight


Man, who thinks himself above she Man, who holds all control Not one who let her choose She had no choice until all shouted out her voice Strive and Fight all the ladies did Whenst their passoniate voice beheld Once these ladies voice was heard But still they fight to allow the daughters yet to come Be that equal to every son Until each worlds shall meet its end So shall the glorious ladies Fight, for their place Where he would see her chained Though, she would lay those chains at his feet To show she will nae accept defeat
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