The Raveness Emily Wilding Davison, Adieu Lady Suffragette lyrics

Sweet Emily, our Lancelot fair lady militant. How I wish I
had met my lady suffragette. A tear for I may be not here in
this day and age as free, as you have us ladies left.
We now have the courage as legends of our Lady Godiva
and Virgin queen, Elizabeth like you with the tremble of
womanly capability reminds us of our strength's.

The woman through legacy shall reign supreme. Determined
gallant hurricane we align to form an iron fence, through
force feeding, lock up and unruffled defence.

If I were there my fair lady, I'd be loyal to the cause and by
your side. Until the swine wakes up and dismounts his ride.
Like a devoted lover, I'd be true, to wave the flag of WSPU.
Instead of weeping before sleeping, the thoughts of you.
Athena, you did not deserve to collide and fall, and though
you stumbled into a dream, you did not fail. Dream well for
we now vote without joust or duel. Collapse to his knees
does the modern man overruled.


O' mistress mine and to ladies of all, trip no further for your
crusade has barricaded with a fortress the emotions of the
soul.

Our hearts for love and our minds hereafter have
constructed a tempest. To see a man evermore
outmanoeuvred. I record these lines today for I hath the
privilege, Emily of the Epsom derby I thank you on behalf of
all for the suffrage.

Our sweeting, our life's meaning man now cannot bite off
more than he can chew. Plenty a perennial dewdrop upon
your memorial and maidens teardrop too, Emily Wilding
Davison, deity of heaven, soldier empress, I bid you with
heart sore. Adieu.