“Woman's Rights”

Description

The singer tells of how her husband is agitated about the issue of women's rights, spending hours discussing it. He is afraid that, if women vote, men will never hold office again. He claims voting is not part of her nature. She intends to enjoy the right

References

  1. Randolph 503, "Woman's Rights" (1 text plus an excerpt, 1 tune)
  2. Randolph/Cohen, pp. 376-378, "Woman's Rights" (1 text, 1 tune -- Randolph's 503A)
  3. DT, WOMENRTS
  4. Roud #7589
  5. BI, R503

About

Author: unknown
Earliest date: 1942 (Randolph)
Found in: US(So)