Lyrics:
nineteen shot glizzy
I'm all thugged and Krazyie, Layzie, Flesh, Wish and Bizzy
I'm too wild, you don't wanna see my act up
Police gotta call the national
sinister like the weather and like a storm that brews within
They wash away childlike innocence trying to kill the Indian in him
They tried to kill
As long as the moon shall rise as long as the rivers flow
As long as the sun will shine as long as the grass shall grow
The Senecas are an Indian
As long as the moon shall rise as long as the rivers flow
As long as the sun will shine as long as the grass shall grow
The Senecas are an Indian
African generals, Actions
Considered savage
Packs, Of pachyderms, Imagine
Elephants, Army riding backs
Invading Italians
Battles engage, Mixing race
POWs,
then resigned from the army
William spent some time at home, then, was called upon to run
For President, a national hero, in '40, he won
His plan
Screamin of inspiring an army of youths
Like Alex Jones with a gold tooth
When I'm screaming rebel army rise in that booth
Manifesting's my destiny tanks be
IM WITH MY INDIAN TRIBE
REFLECTING JUST thinking bout life
Fck how they trying to keep this shit clean
Oh better talk to me nice
Make sure that they
Ralo
Super
Ralo, Young Ralo, Young Ralo, Young Ralo
The national guard, the national guard, they coming to follow us
The national guard,
telephone lines
For the army during World War II
Even brought back a picture of a frozen mastodon
For the little Indians to see
And some mukluks and some
I'm so glad
I'm glad to have many friends
Black and white, Indians and Coloureds
National, international
I'm so glad
I'm glad to have many friends
of Mughal political and cultural life. In 1857, during the Indian Rebellion, the Red Fort was the site of the proclamation of the rebellion by the Indian
gunslingers, go wild!
We go wild like cowboys and Indians
Ride for the cause we ain't giving in
We ain't gonna bow down for any man
Take what's mine and I'll
on an Indian girl,
And we should dance dance dance to these stereotypes.
I love those fat Americans. You know they?re so obnoxious.
They?re always eating
amassed the underground army of social malcontents, racial
throwbacks, and
genetically-botched black boneheads--this army of ghetto
guerrillas
and thinned
The good old Indian army was a fact
That famous monumental man
The Officer and Gentleman
Can still recall the glories of Bombay or Katmandu
In
and thinned
The good old Indian army was a fact
That famous monumental man
The Officer and Gentleman
Can still recall the glories of Bombay or Katmandu
In
of Batouche
Celebrating Canadas first National Fight
Captured Louie Riel Metis Indians
Manitoba would be right
Without Charles Duchesne alias Charlebois
Iron
carried on regardless
The antics of the army were considered harmless
The funk hole myth you had better not believe
The national newspapers were out
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines ( (Hooah!)
You're the greatest show of strength
This world has ever seen
Coast Guard, National Guard
Along with
and indians
Now I've joined the National Guard
Now I've joined the National Guard
Afterboltxebike
Hate the police
The repressive arm
Of the bourgeoisie
We also
as the media war retreats
Suck your honey until you choke
You are a mechanism of social control
Multi-national aim of one world culture
Turning one dollar
forced to pay, fund these heartless U.S. policies
their explanation... "it's national interest, national security..."
at little big horn national
a place where the Indians roamed
All of the mining and all of the roads
All of the rails and ranches and homes
Even community building I was born
Used to be
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