All day, every day, therapist, mother, maid

Nymph, then a virgin, nurse, then a servant

Just an appendage, live to attend him

So that he never lifts a finger - LABOUR, The cacophony

A part of this song highlights the pattern of women inventors being overlooked or ignored while their contributions were credited to male figures. This reflects a broader historical tendency to minimize or erase women's achievements.It might emphasize how women’s innovations were often marginalized or claimed by men, undermining their rightful recognition and influence in fields like science and technology.Labour: The Cacophony" serves as a critique of how women's inventiveness and hard work have historically been devalued and a call for greater recognition of their rightful place in the history of innovation.

This world should be thankful that women want equality not revenge.