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Petie’s Song (They Killed My Dog Ma)
Day I was Born there was a mighty storm.
Now the church roof gone. So the bells won’t chime.
The people cried, cried, cried, lord they cried.
Sister Mary lied, “That child’s not mine.”
They killed my dog ma. They killed my dog.
Killed my dog ma.
I read the bible. I go to church.
I hear the preacher but it still hurts.
He says that Jesus was born a man.
What his daddy dealt him was a dead man’s hand.
Repeat chorus:
I know what coming and lord it’s coming fast.
We all got cars but not enough gas.
We drive, drive, drive, but we go nowhere.
They’ve killed my dog ma that’s just not fair!
They killed my dog ma. They killed my dog.
Oh that Kar, damn that kar ma
It hit my dog ma. It hit my dog.
Killed my dog ma. It killed my stop….
Georgie Jessup Mauler
copyright 2018 winkte music/ascap
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It Takes Nothing
03:51
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It Takes Nothing
Don't want power don't want your pain.
Want to live my life so that spirit will remain.
Don't need your money, I'm not your whore.
I've had enough of fork tongue to last a million years or more!
chorus:
It takes, nothing, to give a man his pride.
Nothing, judge her on how she rides.
It takes Nothing, if the greedy man steps aside!
Nothing, it takes nothing.
Never asked directions, never asked for the car.
Got feet for walkin', you know they've take me this far.
You think love's for liars, talking behind closed doors.
Money buys you everything, you think it evens up the score!
repeat chorus: But it takes Nothing......
Bridge:
Now I've seen all kinds of people trying to rule the world.
I've seen too many people trying to ruin the world....
GOD said to man, "Here's everything you'll ever need!"
Man never being satisfied said, "greed is my need."
Food, clothing, and shelter, what it takes to survive!
There was a time you never owed another man to keep your body alive!
repeats chorus: It takes Nothing.......
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Where The Buffalo Roam
04:21
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Where The Buffalo Roam
Nothing is black or white when you take your first breath
If you’re searching for the new frontier you can’t go west
See the faces, in a land full of bones
This dreams gone crazy ‘cause this is not a home
In the land where the buffalo roam
I’m free
Yanipi Kta O’wancha’ ya
In the land where the buffalo roam
Took it from the black hills, it’s in the banks of their souls
Made a lot of rich men from blood on that gold
They took the Paha Sapa, really fucked it up
Carved the face of more lies, monuments to genocide
Repeat chorus:
Bridge: They don’t believe – when we sing about love
They don’t believe – when we say we want peace
They don’t believe – when we tell them that it’s freedom
In the land where the buffalo roam:
Repeat first verse and chorus to outro:
For the Cheyenne and Arapaho
For the Crow and Lakota
For the Pawnee and Comanche
The the Kiowa and Omaha
Georgie Jessup Mauler
copyright 2018 winkte music/ascap
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Fools Crow
04:14
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Fools Crow
Eyes that see right through me, a heart that feels the pain
A smile that’s gonna heal with a love that never ends
His body’s in his Mother Earth, his spirit’s in the sky
Will you come to see me one day, will you teach me how to fly?
Fools Crow, Fools Crow
I wish that I could feel you, I’d love to kiss your hands
Just to sit and listen to a wise and holy man
I’ll bet you’d tell me something to help me understand
The power of the wisdom before I’m buried in this land
Fools Crow, Fools Crow
Bridge:
Hollow Bone I will become
Your voice I hear with the morning sun
You lived your life in a simple way
The road you walked I begin today
Fasting up on Bear Butte, praying on the hill
Makes a person wonder why man still has to kill?
Everything that tries to live, everything that moves too slow
You took the time to look inside to let your ego go
Fools Crow, Fools Crow
Georgie Jessup Mauler
copyright 2018 winkte music/ascap
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Hoka Hey
Somewhere where the pavement turns to sand
I’m gonna walk out and make a stand
Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, Jesus
Its a power deal, they have to kill us
I can’t believe what they’ve done to the babies
I can’t believe what they’ve done to you
Get up, stand up, get up, stand up
Hoka Hey Hoka Hey
Wasicu comin’ after you
Count some coup on the wasicu
Bureaucratic Genocide
But they can’t kill us, we keep coming back alive
I can’t believe what they’ve done to the mountains
I can’t believe what they put in the sea
Get up, stand up, get up, stand up
Hoka Hey Hoka Hey…
Let the Thunderbirds flap their wings
It ain’t over ‘til Heyoka sing
Martin Luther, Anna Mae, and Jesus
Its a power deal, they have to kill us
I can’t believe what we’ve done to Creation
Can’t believe they call it humanity
Get up, stand up, get up, stand up
Hoka Hey Hoka Hey
Georgie Jessup Mauler
Copyright 2010 winkte music
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Find Some Love (on your own)
Black man living down in Africa
Saying something’s very, very wrong
You won’t read about it in the Wall Street Journal
You won’t hear it from your Uncle Thomas
Chorus:
You gotta reach down in your heart
Reach down in you heart
And find some love on your own
Forest are burning in South America
They say the cows need more space
But you won’t find out the jungle is dying
As you drive through that burger place
Repeat chorus:
Bridge
You have to open your eyes and see
There is a world full of mystery
Be all that you can be
But don’t’ reach for a savior to set you free
I know this man with all the money in the world
He’s got everything he don’t need
Tried to feed starving people
With his heartache and misery
Repeat chorus/outro
Word and music Georgie Jessup Mauler
copyright 2007 winkte music/ascap
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Working Class Hero
03:12
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Talking To Myself
08:45
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Talkin’ To Myself
I can hear the thunder of wasicu guns.
Hear the children screamin’ mothers dyin’ on the run.
I can see the eagle fly into the sun.
Cryin’ for his brothers when all is said and done.
I don't know why I sing this song~I don't know why I sing the blues
Am I just talking ~ to myself ~ Talking Talkin’ to myself:
Madmen are the leaders, (with their) sick little minds.
Why do they fear the circle, (and) make you toe the line?
You should not live in fear of the man and his might.
Say you stand for freedom and fight the good fight!
Can we change this madness, heal the human race?
It’s happen since the white man ran over this place.
Talk with Seven Arrows, learn the wisdom of the way.
Understand the circle, try to live it every day.
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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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