Labour”

by Paris Paloma is a powerful feminist anthem that critiques the emotional, physical, and domestic labor women have historically performed to maintain marriages and relationships. The song highlights how women are expected to fulfill multiple roles-therapist, mother, maid-often at the expense of their own needs, while men benefit from their unreciprocated labor. Paloma addresses cycles of abuse, gaslighting, and the pressure for women to yield and apologize, as well as the fear of passing these patterns to future generations.