"She Painted the Path" – A Tribute to Phylis Pease and the Kansas Suffragists (Remastered) (Vocals)

🎵 Verse 1 She stood with brush in hand and heart, Where marble walls hold silent parts— But she brought voices to the stone, From Topeka’s halls to every home. A daughter, mother, artisan, guide, She painted the path so none could hide— A line of light, a woman’s flame, Each name she raised, we now proclaim. 🎵 Chorus 🎙️ She painted the path, so we could walk, She gave the voiceless a place to talk. From Clarina’s fire to Mamie’s grace, She made their names a sacred place. At Parkside, she brews and builds and beams— With coffee, paint, and future dreams. P.S.—We see you. P.S.—We thank you. P.S.—We love you. 🎵 Verse 2 (TIMEQUEST Verse) Anna Wait wrote truth on every page, Lutie Lytell broke the courtroom stage. Langston’s mama held the line, With words that moved beyond their time. Laura Johns and Diggs stood tall, They marched and taught and wrote it all. Now Phylis lights their torch again, With brush and apron in her hand. 🎵 Bridge (Spoken Interlude w/ Instrumental Swell) “She gave them color, form, and fire. She gave Kansas history a living choir. The only woman artist in our Capitol... and still, she finds time to feed the people.” 🎵 Chorus (Refrain + Ensemble Fade Out) She painted the path, we walk it now, From the hill to the park, we take our vow. P.S. We love you. Forever and now.