Thank you, Mr Douglas (feat. Tracy Spring & Jen Allen-Zito)

Thank you, Mr. Douglass, you stood up straight and tall
Your words touched hearts and minds, you swayed the vote at Seneca Falls
The women stood beside you, 'til all the slaves were free
Then you stood for women’s rights and her equality
Then you stood for women’s rights and her equality
Thank you, Mr. Denny, you opened up the door
For women as they sought the vote in 1854
So thank you for your effort, but when all is said and done
If you’d included Native women, maybe we’d have won
If you’d included Native women, maybe we’d have won
Thank you, Mr. Harry Burn, Hurrah, you passed the test
You listened to your mother, changed your mind and voted, yes
She said, Hurrah, for suffrage. I’m watching where you stand
So be a good boy, Harry, and give Mrs. Catt a hand
Be a good boy, Harry, and give Mrs. Catt a hand