Feminine Rage Tab par PEGGY

[Verse 1]
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Athena cursed Medusa just because
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She deemed her suddenly impure
G
Athena cursed Medusa just to spite Poseidon
               G
And settle her scores
 
 
[Pre-Chorus]
Bm
Poseidon didn’t learn a thing
    C                           Bm  C
In fact I’m not so sure he even cared
Bm                              C
Then Athena cursed medusa to a life of taming 
snakes
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Within her hair
 

 
[Chorus]
C
Anne Boleyn and Antoinette
     D
Did they deserve to lose their heads
   G                       Am
Or was it just wish of angry men
C
Ophelia was driven mad
   D
No shit her lover killed her dad
     G                             Am
Just so you know I’d probably do the same
         F
And you wonder why 

There’s so much feminine rage
 
 
[Interlude]
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[Verse 2]
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Helen was abducted just because she was the object 
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of a man
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And Circe was abandoned
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Cause her father never cared to understand
 
 
[Pre-Chorus]
      Bm
Each version of the story
           C                              Bm    C
Feels like men get all the glory, in the end then
     Bm
Then we grow up and read about em
C                              F
And villainize the victims in our heads
 
 
[Chorus]
C                      D
Romeo and Juliet, she wasn’t even 14 yet
     G                         Am
Her father tried to marry her away
C                                D
Persephone was forced to go, to live with Hades 
down below
    G                                 Am
And in the end it’s her who took the blame
 
 
[Bridge]
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In every story ever told, it always ends the same
 
 
[Chorus]
C
Anne Boleyn and Antoinette
    D
Did they deserve to lose their heads
   G                        Am
Or was it just wish of angry men
C
Ophelia was driven mad
   D
No shit her lover killed her dad
     G                                Am
Just so you know I’d probably do the same
 
 
[Outro]
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And you wonder why
 
There’s so much feminine rage