[Spoken Intro — male voice, alone] **There's no greater man than a woman.** [Verse 1] Marie Currie found what no man dared, Named the fire in Polonium, Won two Nobels, no man could. She gave her life to the world. [Verse 2] Ruth Bader Ginsburg stood before proud males, In courts built high by men. No armor underneath her robe, Turned old laws into justice, [Pre-Chorus] They said: Not your place. Back to home. Not your world. They were wrong. [Chorus] Athena had her thunder, Joan of Arc, her sword, Holy Mary wore a sacred name. But these women needed no waiver, They wrote their own legend. [Verse 3] Kathrine Switzer went for it, And ran where women “could not” run. Hands reached out to tear her back. She kept running toward the goal. [Bridge] No goddess blood. No chosen fate. No myth before their names. They faced the doors the world had locked. Then walked straight and broke down walls. [Final Chorus] Athena. Joan. Holy Mary Their names carved in stone. But some myths are not inherited, Some women build their own. [Spoken Intro — confident female voice, alone] **There's no greater man than a woman.**
