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Hoka Hey
05:15
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Where The Buffalo Roam
04:39
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Good Day To Die
03:15
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Fools Crow
05:19
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Greed
05:14
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6. |
Until I Dance
03:33
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Until We Dance
Now I might be a leader, or I might be a seer
I might see the future or just into your heart
I could be a healer, sometimes the body gets weak
Or I could be a holy one, through me the spirit speaks
These things we'll never know, these things we'll never know, until we all dance
I might be a woman, or I might be a man
Like a Wintke, that special case, I just might be both
When you look into the sun and dance for four long days
You can't help see the truth inside, there's no other way
These things we'll never know, these things we'll never know, until we all dance
Bridge:
Will I dance help my relatives live
Will I dance so the people might live
It does not matter where the body lies it is the Earth
Where the spirit is, where the spirit is I find my birth
Could I be a warrior with the spirit of the hawk
Counting coup on a battle field, a wound that you cannot feel
Or am I like that holy clown, who laughs at the things we hide
Gets hir power from thunder birds from the other side
These things we'll never know, these things we'll never know, until we dance
Georgie Jessup Mauler
© 1994 winkte music / ASCAP
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Talkin' To Myself
04:12
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8. |
It Takes Nothin'
03:07
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9. |
Let Us Be
04:02
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10. |
American Holocaust
06:55
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Georgie Jessup Jessup, Maryland
Old school country to Memphis R&B influences her music placing it in the Americana genre, outspoken for animal rights, Native American issues, transgender rights and environmental sanity. “Georgie sings from the heart, like a rare flower in a wilderness. She speaks to us about the deepest issues. Issues that all of us should care about, but so many of us pretend don’t affect us.” ~ Candye Kane ... more
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