No No I'm Sorry You Can't

from by Josh Fuson

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This song is inspired by a lot of my frustration at many of the sitting justices that have specifically no regard for a woman's right to take care of her own health and generally no regard for equal rights for women. While I could have done this in the name of several of the current justices, I chose to do it for Antonin Scalia because, in my opinion, the combination of his political influence and macho, originalist conservative rhetoric makes him the biggest threat to the women's movement.

lyrics

what's yours is not yours / it's come down from high court / you don't own yourself / it's your personal hell / no no i'm sorry you can't / yeah it's your body but his consent / no no i'm sorry you can't / because you're a woman it's up to a man / what's yours is not yours / it's come down from high court / you don't own yourself / it's your personal hell / no no i'm sorry you can't / it's your life but it's up to him / no no i'm sorry you can't / until you rise up and make a stand

credits

from The Supremes, released 06 December 2011

tags

tags: antonin scalia feminism pro-choice rock the supreme court women's movement women's rights experimental folk folk rock rock Nashville

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While rooted in folk, the soundscapes in which Nashville artist/producer Josh Fuson tells his stories vary from intimate vocals over an acoustic guitar to lush arrangements of soaring keys, weaving electric guitars, and anchoring drums and bass.

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