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Dan Hill

Daniel Grafton "Dan" Hill IV (born 3 June 1954) is a Canadian pop singer and songwriter. He had two major hits with his songs, "Sometimes When We Touch" and "Can't We Try", a duet with Vonda Shepard. more »

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She looks up at the ceiling
It's no different than the floor
And he says to her, "Indian woman makes no difference to me"
Someone had to suffer for our progress
Can't you see

She's seen too much to care any more
She just stares into nothing
'Til she can stare no more
And he says, "Indian woman there's no color in your eyes"
If you can't help yourself how can I
Dare to try

We cut off her hands
Then we anger 'cause she bleeds
We say survival of the fittest
She's too tired to disagree
We cut off her arms
And then we command her to climb
Different people, different culture
Different time

Quebec's getting restless
And the rest of the country does not know why
Indian woman, whoa, registers no surprise
There are no politics
When you're struggling to survive

This country keeps on changing
Leaving her so far behind
She feels just like a stranger
In another space and time
Whoa, Indian woman's seen the fear
The greed, the lies
It cuts right through her
But she's seen too much to cry

We cut off her hands
Then we anger 'cause she bleeds
We say survival of the fittest
She's too tired to disagree
We cut off her arms
And then we command her to climb
Different people, different culture
Different time
Different people, different culture
Different time
Different people, different culture
Don't resign

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