[Intro] God's second greatest creation is man, He shaped base clay which then His breath inspired, Then He stepped back awhile, His work admired, From Adam’s rib, He then made him a wife. [Verse 1] On Adam God practiced His creation, In Eve perfected it tweaking its flaws, More heart, less hubris; more sense, less muscle, More focused on “us” than “Me” as her cause. [Verse 2] Sacred texts written by men disagree, With what is only an obvious truth, God's truth whispered in men's ears only proves, None are so deaf as those who will not hear. [Verse 3] Thus women have been blamed for all men's woes, From Adam's fall to every earthly sin, Marginalized, objectified and scorned, Put down, held back, so men would always win. [Verse 4] Mankind is so much less than womankind, In all the ways that count save in brute strength, Brute strength served tyrants well six thousand years, Alas, serves tyrants well today against defense [Verse 5] Barefoot and pregnant, subservient and poor, Unschooled, unheard, and too often unloved, Their role to toil for others, sun to sun, To pleasure men and give them healthy sons. [Verse 6] No voice, no vote, no power and no hope, To this day blamed by some for all man's ills, Victims of rape stoned for their victimhood, To serve men’s justice as befits their mood. [Verse 7] The miracle of life was gifted you, Men plant the seed then many walk away, They can wander away to plow new fields, Leave women to raise life, their job to stay. [Verse 8] So much women accomplished, denied tools, Persevered for themselves and womankind, Diamonds treated like broken glass by fools, Whose brilliance shined only in their small minds. [Outro] As a son of Adam, his faults are mine, And know full well women have their faults too, Yet for me the best hope for humankind, Rest with Eve’s daughters, not with Adam’s sons.
