O women dear, and did you hear the news that's going around?
They think that brazen bars will daunt those born on English ground.
They think they'll pile on penalties for harder than we've seen,
And gag the shouts of those who wear the purple, white and green.
But when we meet you women and you take us by the hand,
And you ask, how are you doing, we answer, doing grand.
For it is the grandest movement the world has ever seen.
We gather in a thousand, wearing purple, white and green.
For it is the grandest movement the world has ever seen.
We'll win the wars, O women, wearing purple, white and green.
For forty years we talked and prayed, as gentle women do,
And after the cause has been betrayed, by men we counted true.
But now the woman worker rouse shouts with insistent note,
For what she wants without delay and means to have the vote.
So until the house of common seeds are knocking at the door,
And grants the freedom women claim as men have claimed before,
Until the British woman falls like man for what she pays,
Until that days are ever gone, our protest we will raise.
For it is the grandest movement the world has ever seen.
We'll win the wars, O women, wearing purple, white and green.
Thank you for watching!