Fuck The Supreme Court
Rio Romeo Lyrics

They protect their houses
The people in power work to maintain their own personal wealth and property.

They protect their friends
Those with power work to maintain their social status and network.

They protect their wallets
Those with power work to maintain their monetary wealth.

But women is where it ends
Women, and their rights, are not a priority or concern for those in power.

They banned all your rights
The powerful have systematically taken away women's rights.

Made you poor so you can′t fight
By keeping women in poverty, those in power have made it difficult for them to challenge the status quo.

They need more white children
Those in power have a preference for a certain race to reproduce and maintain a majority.

Please give them your children
They want women to have and raise children to serve their agenda.

So learn how to birth
Women are expected to know how to give birth and raise children.

And fuck your stupid earth
There is a disregard for the environment and future generations.

It can burn
The singer has hostility towards the world they live in.

Right there right with ya
The artist wants others to share in their disdain for the world.

And God for-fucking-bid
The singer is frustrated with the idea that loving a child is necessary.

That you love this fucking kid
The singer sees children as a burden and impediment to their own success or worldview.

You better earn
The singer believes that people should have to prove themselves before having children or starting a family.

Or we'll take over
Those in power will continue to dominate and control society.

And who cares if you′re a child
The artist is dismissive of young people and their needs or voices.

I think motherhood is mild
The singer undervalues the role of motherhood and the difficulty faced by mothers.

Maybe you'll learn how to work harder
The singer sees motherhood as an opportunity for one to improve their work ethic.

And sure you're just thirteen
The artist has a disregard for the safety and well-being of young girls.

But my great grandma was a queen
The artist uses historical examples to justify their beliefs and actions.

She did the same
The artist sees their own behavior as justified by the actions of their ancestors.

She did not complain
The singer upholds a belief that women should not speak out or challenge the status quo.

You look a little insane
The artist is dismissive of those who disagree with their views.

You know we run the game
Those in power maintain control over society and are not interested in challenging the status quo.

About your rights
Those in power do not prioritize the rights of marginalized groups.

They want bigger houses
Those in power strive for excess and personal gain.

They want richer friends
Those in power seek to establish and maintain social and economic networks.

They want fatter wallets
Those in power prioritize their own financial gain.

And will get it to any end
Those in power will do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.

They're rapists and thieves
The singer sees those in power as corrupt and immoral.

That we look to to lead
Despite their immoral behavior, society still puts trust in those in power.

Of course they want children
Those in power want to maintain control over future generations.

To force us with children
The artist sees having children as a means for those in power to continue dominating society.

So learn how to mother
Women are expected to know how to take care of and raise children.

And love one another
The artist advocates for greater compassion and support within communities.

If daddy's your brother
The singer is dismissive of incest and the taboo surrounding it.

Oh well
The singer has a lack of concern or care for the issue at hand.

And God fucking willing
The singer sees the idea of having and loving children as unlikely or absurd.

You find this fulfilling
The artist believes that having and raising children is not a fulfilling experience.

If you want more from life then say prayers
The artist suggests that those who want more from life should rely on faith or prayer instead of challenging social norms and fighting for change.

And if I'm forced to give birth
The singer sees the expectation to give birth as intrusive and unwanted.

On this poor fucking earth
The singer has contempt for the world they live in.

Who will be there to make that he's fine
The artist has concerns about the well-being of future children and asks who will be responsible for their care.

Cause it can't fucking be me
The artist sees having children as a burden that they don't want to take on.

I can't fucking see me
The artist has difficulty even imagining themselves in the role of a parent.

Having to call this kid mine
The singer sees having children as a loss of autonomy and freedom.

Cause I'll be riddled with debt
The artist sees the expectation to have children as a financial burden.

And I'm selling my sweat
The singer sees the expectation to raise children as an imposition on their time and labor.

Just to pay for this hospital time
The singer is critical of the high cost associated with childbirth and medical care for children.

While his teachers in preschool
The singer sees the future schooling environment as dangerous and violent.

Are carrying rifles
The artist is highlighting the issue of gun violence and its impact on children.

Just to make sure he's alive
The artist sees the need for extreme measures to keep children safe in an unsafe world.

Change the game
The singer advocates for change and challenging societal norms.

We know you shoot to aim
The singer acknowledges the determination and skill of those fighting for change.

For your rights
The artist sees the fight for change as a necessary step in securing equal rights for marginalized groups.