Sisterhood, Sin, and Revolution

[Verse 1] They built a kingdom out of dust and debt, Said “sit down, shut up, be glad for what you get.” They wrote my body into their law, Told me who to love, how to kneel, how to crawl. [Verse 2] They drew the borders, locked the gates, Carved my name into their hate. They called me witch, they called me whore, Said “get back in line, or you’ll burn like before.” [Chorus] Sisterhood, sin, and revolution! Tear it down, let’s start the execution! Laws weren’t made for me to fit— So burn ‘em down, brick by brick! [Verse 3] They pray for silence, they beg for peace, But peace is just a body underneath their feet. They build their churches, their glass and stone, But what’s a kingdom when the Queen’s overthrown? [Bridge] Whose streets? (Our streets!) Whose bodies? (Our bodies!) Whose Revolution? (Fucking riot packed her bags, took back her crown, Said “if you want a war, then burn it down.” Left the match, left the blade, Said “this is the fire that you made.” [Chorus] Sisterhood, sin, and revolution! Tear it down, let’s start the execution! Laws weren’t made for me to fit— So burn ‘em down, brick by brick!