Me Too (Acoustic)

As she stands before the judge with her knickers on display

She's asked what was she thinking lying on his bed that day

So she pleads for them to understand that they had been good friends

She never thought that she should fear him breaking her trust with hands

They grind her down with questions, reliving every little thing

Make her feel like she's the one on trial - they say that she had tempted him

Said asking for it weren't you though?

Our bodies still aren't ours

If one victim is still blamed

Our bodies still aren't ours

Until systems change

It doesn't matter what we wear

It doesn't matter how we speak

The conversation's still the same

You blame the girl for being weak

She carries this all forward into each relationship

Because she's learned she's a thing to be owned and used again

So the cycle ever goes around all her faith in love is lost

She'll be old and used and worn unless she's helped to lose her cross

Said asking for it weren't you though?

(Said asking for it weren't you though?)

Our bodies still aren't ours

If one victim is still blamed

Our bodies still aren't ours

Until systems change

It doesn't matter what we wear

It doesn't matter how we speak

The conversation is the same

You blame the girl for being weak

||: The sweat pants or the skirt

Doesn't matter, all the same

The sweat pants or the skirt

You've got your keys in your hand:||

Our bodies still aren't ours

If one victim is still blamed

Our bodies still aren't ours

Until systems change

It doesn't matter what we wear

It doesn't matter how we speak

The conversation is the same

You blame the girl for being weak