my sister's a feminist (no more)

Well, my sister used to be a woke queen, Pink hair, protesting on the scene. She’d lecture me ‘bout climate change, And scream that cows were just too strange. She'd talk 'bout smashing patriarchy, Told me cows should all roam free. But one day she saw the light, Now she’s grillin' steak tonight. Oh, my sister’s a feminist no more, She found out what freedom’s for. Trading in her protest signs, Now she's sipping bourbon, feelin' fine. She used to march, but now she dances, To tunes of freedom and second chances. My sister’s a feminist no more, She’s found a life worth fightin' for. She burned her bras in college town, Shouted loud, "Tear the system down!" But now she’s in a Sunday dress, Telling folks, “Y'all, bless this mess.” From hashtag wars to family dinners, Found the truth in God and sinners. She swapped her causes for some fun, Now she’s lovin’ everyone. Oh, my sister’s a feminist no more, She found out what freedom’s for. Trading in her protest signs, Now she's sipping bourbon, feelin' fine. She used to march, but now she dances, To tunes of freedom and second chances. My sister’s a feminist no more, She’s found a life worth fightin' for. She laughed at me for huntin’ deer, Now she’s got a fridge full of beer. From radical tweets to homemade pies, She’s seen the world through different eyes. She used to scoff at our old truck, Now she’s ridin’ high, full of luck. No more rallies, no more chants, She’s too busy learning how to dance. Oh, my sister’s a feminist no more, She found out what freedom’s for. Trading in her protest signs, Now she's sipping bourbon, feelin' fine. She used to march, but now she dances, To tunes of freedom and second chances. My sister’s a feminist no more, She’s found a life worth fightin' for. So here’s to sisters finding their way, In this crazy world every day. From woke to wise, she’s found her bliss, Livin' life like a country kiss. Oh, my sister’s a feminist no more, She’s living life and so much more.