The Danish Peace Academy
Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp Songbook
66 Now I'm a happy dyke
I used to hide not to be laud
I'd hang back just one of the crowd
I used to be a wallflower
Now I'm a happy dyke.
I used to think I had to date
And look for a man to seal my fate
I used to be a straigt woman
Now I am an out and out dyke.
One day I was waiting with my best friend
And looked real deep into her eyes
My heart did a double back flip flop
And then we both got wise.
I kissed her and she kissed me
And we could see it was ment to be
Well I used to be a sad woman
Now I am a blissful dyke.
Went to Greenham, cut some fence
Hugged some woman and it all made sence
Well I used to be a Tory,
Now I am a radical, feminist, anarchist, vegan dyke.
[No information about author, composer and artist.]
See also: Greenham interview tape at the British library: 'I'm a Happy Dyke'.
My Old Mum's a Lesbo.
http://peacecampherstory.blogspot.com/2007/01/herstory-009-bird-aka-johna-cochran.html