I found this remarkable Breton tour (round dance song), with its actual feminism, on the album Trois Petits Oiseaux Il Y A, where it's sung and danced by Charles Quimbert, Roland Brou, & Mathieu Hamon.

Notes on the transcription: The repeat of each phrase is sung by the chorus. The end of one phrase and the pickup note of the next overlap, so where, for ease of notation, I only indicated the final note being sustained for half a measure, it actually lasts the whole measure.

X:1
T:Mon père m'a mariée
R:tour
O:Upper Brittany
M:2/4
L:1/4
Q:1/2=85
K:Gmajor
|:(B|c)B|AB|AG|A>B|
w:Mon_ pè-re m'a ma-ri-ée Le
c/2c/2 c/2B/2|A B/2c/2|dc|B:|
w:sou-lé va cut-ter la lune va le-ver
|:E|A/2A/2 A/2A/2|A/2A/2 A/2A/2|cA|G2|
w:Le sou-lé va cut-ter la lu-ne va le-ver
c/2c/2 c/2e/2|d c/2B/2|AG|A:|
w:J'al-lons dire bon-soir et puis s'en al-ler

MON PÈRE M'A MARIÉE

Mon père m'a mariée
Le soulé va cutter la lune va lever (bis)
Le soulé va cutter la lune va lever
J'allons dire bonsoir et puis s'en aller (bis)

A un bonhomme point à mon gré

A la foire je l'ai envoyé

Il ne m'a rien rapporté

Qu'un bâton de vert pommier

C'était pour m'y battre les côtés

Le côté dreit s'ra le premier

Le côté gauche viendra après

Si tu m'y bats je m'en irai

Je m'en irai au bois baler

Apprendre aux jeunes filles à danser

TRANSLATION

My father he did marry me
The sun's about to set, the moon's about to rise   (repeat couplet)
The sun's about to set, the moon's about to rise
We'll all say goodnight and then go our ways   (repeat couplet)

My father he did marry me
To a man who displeased me
To the fair I had him go
Nothing did he bring me home
But a stick from an apple tree
Which he meant to use for beating me
My right side first he'll make sting
Then my left side following
If you beat me I'll leave home
To dance in the woods I will go
And teach all the young girls to do so