| A visionary pause in the cycle |
| When she refused to buy or sell |
| When the daughters of perfect wives |
| Said there must be more sacrifice |
| Needed more than symbolic change |
| More than silent wasting away |
| In factories and sterile marriages |
| He was God, she was powerless |
| With a brick for every year of life |
| She set out for the house of lies |
| The old boys' club under siege |
| His lordship cowered under his seat |
| Called for brandy and reinforcements |
| Blasted away at every movement |
| Close to breaking down the door |
| Past thick blue line and stupid laws |
| Black Friday left her bruised and stubborn |
| One brick from winning the struggle |
| Rapunzel hacked at the ivory tower |
| Asquith quickly rose to the hour |
| Appealed to patriotism, oily smiles |
| Gave nothing, called it compromise |
| Gauging the situation perfectly |
| Said ladies, ladies, listen to me |
| Nineteen fourteen, we’re on the brink of war |
| Pick up a flag, drop your cause |
| Your targets are counter-revolutionary |
| Take my hand in democracy |
| Here’s a piece of paper |
| You’re officially free |
| Here’s a list of instructions |
| For you to obey |
| And here’s sharp knife |
| To cut your own throat |
| Small sacrifice in return for a vote |
| Whispered word in Pankhurst’s ear |
| Visions of the first woman peer |
| Led women down the garden path |
| And into the arms of the enemy |
| Jail and force-feeding, waster martyrdom |
| Sold her songs for the national anthem |
| Slotted the smile back neatly into place |
| Served refreshments |
| At the end of the race |
| All demands reduced to a joke |
| X marks the plague, abandon hope |
| Butlers still pouring brandy for the rich |
| Excuse me pass me the privilege |
| A woman’s voice, the state’s idea |
| Same vested interests, same dirty deals |
| Currie and Williams immersed in the times |
| Examples to keep the rest in line |
| Currie and Williams two of a kind |
| Examples to keep the rest in line |
| Absolute power |
| Absolute power |
| Ladies, ladies, listen to me |