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Band, The ~ Stomp Dance (unity)


In circles we gather Moonlight fires are kindled Sending it back We just make it go back Beating hearts, beating hearts Come as one, come as one This is indian country This is indian country Together we dance All the first nations There's no chance We ever gonna give up Beating hearts, beating hearts Come as one, come as one This is indian country This is indian country (intertribal) Going home, going home To a nation, six nations To all the faces i did not know Beating hearts, beating hearts Come as one, come as one This is indian country This is indian country Ongwehonwe - intertribal Haudenosaune more free lyrics

In circles we gather
Moonlight fires are kindled
Sending it back
We just make it go back
Beating hearts, beating hearts
Come as one, come as one
This is indian country
This is indian country

Together we dance
All the first nations
There's no chance
We ever gonna give up
Beating hearts, beating hearts
Come as one, come as one
This is indian country
This is indian country

(intertribal)

Going home, going home
To a nation, six nations
To all the faces i did not know
Beating hearts, beating hearts
Come as one, come as one
This is indian country
This is indian country

Ongwehonwe - intertribal
Haudenosaune

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