Lee,Chang W. – from camera serial number NYTCREDIT: Chang W. Lee/The New York Times
how auspicious! the astonishing light of being weekly image falls on the 22nd, the number of grace and if you are feeling what i am, you are feeling still in the glow of grace, still hearing the breathing of the new world founded on justice and guided by love… yes, today we celebrate the astonishing light of our being and what better way than through music… below are the lyrics and video showcasing an inspiring group of women from all over the states who practiced online and then came together at the march meeting for the first time… yes to re-joy-sing, yes to harmony… it’s been suggested that this song become our anthem, hell yes to that as well… agree?
I CAN’T KEEP QUIET
put on your face
know your place
shut up and smile
don’t spread your legs
I could do that
But no one knows me no one ever will
if I don’t say something, if I just lie still
Would I be that monster, scare them all away
If I let the-em hear what I have to say
I can’t keep quiet, no oh oh oh oh oh oh
I can’t keep quiet, no oh oh oh oh oh oh
A one woman riot, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
I can’t keep quiet
For anyone
Anymore
Cuz no one knows me no one ever will
if I don’t say something, take that dry blue pill
they may see that monster, they may run away
But I have to do this, do it anyway
I can’t keep quiet, no oh oh oh oh oh oh
I can’t keep quiet, no oh oh oh oh oh oh
A one woman riot, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh I can’t keep quiet
Let it out Let it out
Let it out now
There’ll be someone who understands
Let it out Let it out
Let it out now
Must be someone who’ll understand
Let it out Let it out
Let it out now
There’ll be someone who understands
Let it out Let it out
Let it out now
I can’t keep quiet
Written by MILCK and AG
Produced by AG