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you? What the fuck you think goes on in schools you send your kids to? What the fuck you think they serve for lunch, what's on the menu? That's why
comes over middle america, and we're all sitting watching tv, all the news crews are focus'd in and were sitting there watching, what if when the hatches
took a hold of America's imagination In correlation with the modern man's mechanization Welcome to the backdrop of the baby native born the greatest
the soldier And how could you expect A kid to keep his composure When all sorts of thoughts Fought for exposure again America's lost somewhere inside
to lituations Like founding an NFL team full of Natives The Oorang Indians defined Native greatness In partnership with a star hound breeder Through whom he met
So lets stop calling our Native brothers Indians [Chorus] We were carried here in shackles from the homelands ? chop, chain locked, brain
Patton in World War Two My Pocket Fisherman and my Crazy Glue I love the Beav and Wally too, yeah I love America I love the bomb, hot dogs
unsettled settlers will settle again as they settle in for their next trend and native life has remained unchanged if they could care things wouldn't be this
Being in America for the first time Broken navigation drove me to reservation I felt the vortex and it was ringing my chime And I finally knew that
Being in America for the first time Broken navigation drove me to reservation I felt the vortex and it was ringing my chime And I finally knew that
Being in America for the first time Broken navigation drove me to reservation I felt the vortex and it was ringing my chime And I finally knew that
Being in America for the first time Broken navigation drove me to reservation I felt the vortex and it was ringing my chime And I finally knew that
Being in America for the first time Broken navigation drove me to reservation I felt the vortex and it was ringing my chime And I finally knew that
lady's singing that war cry We'll break them up like mannequins Look them in the eyes they're panickin' Draped up in a bear hide We ain't Indians, we
the little kids bangin' big brother beats Now this goes out to all area cliques (uh-huh) Centralized or way out in the sticks Remember to keep the Native
the little kids bangin' big brother beats Now this goes out to all area cliques (uh-huh) Centralized or way out in the sticks Remember to keep the Native
The so-called Blacks, Hispanics, and Native American Indians Are the true children of Israel We are the Israelites according to the Bible The children
We are living in a dangerous time Where we are led to believe that America was once great Make America great again But I can't think of a time
The so-called Blacks, Hispanics, and Native American Indians Are the true children of Israel We are the Israelites according to the Bible The children
Chorus We were born in South America We have native blood, we have Indian hearts We were born in South America To rebuild what has been torn apart Oooooo,
Native teens murdered by police rest in peace So many years of depression make me vision The better livin', type of place to raise kids in Pray on red
sun, Turned Red as tomatoes Roosevelt, His American, Oppressive, Style Recruited, West Indians, To South America foul Unpaid construction, Of Panama's
Put yo mufukin hands in the sky, ya’ll know the real indians never die Put yo mufukin hands in the sky, ya’ll know the real indians never die Put
America Is Brutal And Meek Mill Is A Hero Cover Story: Meek Mill is one of Our generation's greatest street rappers But can he thrive in
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