"What's Between Our Legs"

"What's Between Our Legs" (Verse 1) Fifty-six years since they wrote it down Equal pay for women in this town But the gap's still there, wide as the sea And they wonder why we're not just letting it be I woke up today in a world I dreamed Where it doesn't matter how we're seen Where the cheque arrives with the same damn name And we're not playing someone else's game (Chorus) Forget what's between our legs, between our thighs Look at the fire burning in our eyes Look at the work, the love, the fight Look at us standing in our own light Forget what's between us, see what's within The revolution? Baby, it begins With every woman who dares to say "I'm worth the same, I'm here to stay" (Verse 2) I lost a privilege I never chose The kind that comes with the clothes you impose But here's the truth they don't want to tell— That privilege was always a prison cell Now I walk free in these panties and tights Seeing the world in a different light And the gap I see? It's a canyon wide Filled with the tears of those who tried (Chorus) (Bridge) 1970, they raised the pen Fifty-six years, and we're still fighting then My Nana taught me, my heroines too— The fight's not over till it's through for you For every woman who came before For every sister still keeping score I'm standing here, in my truth, my skin The revolution? It's already beginning (Final Chorus - building) So forget what's between our legs, between our thighs See the universe burning in our eyes See the daughters, the mothers, the trans sisters too See all of us, fighting for you Forget what divides us, see what unites The equal world? We're building it nights After nights, after days, after fifty-six years We're still here—and we'll stay here (Outro - spoken, soft) 1970. 2026. And still we rise.