🌬️ VERSE 1 I walked the path they said was gone, With paper laws and borrowed song. But I heard mothers still denied, So I picked up their cries and amplified. ✊ CHORUS 🎵 The wind knows my name, so does the land, Where freedom ran from hand to hand. I spoke for women, black and brave — We carved our rights from every grave. 🪶 VERSE 2 I stitched the law with woman’s thread, Where no one asked what justice said. But daughters wrote their future loud, While sons looked up — defiant, proud. 🕊️ BRIDGE (SPOKEN, OVER CHORDS) 🗣️ "Let every child born free of chain, Be raised by voices not by pain. Let every law that bears my name, Be written not for pride — but change."* 🎶 CHORUS (LIFTED, HARMONY) 🎵 The wind knows my name, the trees still cry, For those who ran beneath this sky. I built a road with truth and flame — And Kansas still recalls my name. 🌻 OUTRO (A CAPPELLA, FADE OUT) And Kansas still recalls my name...
