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[https://youtu.be/YMcdXy35tb8%7C My My People My Land] is a song by the Cheyenne Native Americans and was featured in [[Zlata eRA | [https://youtu.be/YMcdXy35tb8%7C My My People My Land] is a song by the Cheyenne Native Americans and was featured in [[Zlata eRA Folge 36 DAS NEUE ZEITALTER – Christopher James Rowland: Der Weg der Völker zu Zusammenarbeit und Freiheit; 31. Mai 2026|Interview]] by [[Zlata eRA]] with Christopher James Rowland, Chairman of the Board of the Great Cheyenne Nation Cooperative M1. | ||
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(Whispers) one, two, three and Father... <br />Going down the Ketanu River<br />From the Enos, Travlin the waterways<br />Of our ancestors rivers of time.<br />Cypress cedar and pine,<br />Painted paddles in our hands,<br />Pouring through the sacred land,<br />Water-song- spirit- n' rhythm Align.. <br />Blessings as we look to our Father sky,<br />Seeing the eagles, lift our oars up high.<br />In thanks giving protocol,<br />We ask permission to dip way down<br />The Mother's life blood of flow<br />Through her sacred ground.<br /> | |||
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My My People My Land is a song by the Cheyenne Native Americans and was featured in Interview by Zlata eRA with Christopher James Rowland, Chairman of the Board of the Great Cheyenne Nation Cooperative M1.
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(Whispers) one, two, three and Father...
Going down the Ketanu River
From the Enos, Travlin the waterways
Of our ancestors rivers of time.
Cypress cedar and pine,
Painted paddles in our hands,
Pouring through the sacred land,
Water-song- spirit- n' rhythm Align..
Blessings as we look to our Father sky,
Seeing the eagles, lift our oars up high.
In thanks giving protocol,
We ask permission to dip way down
The Mother's life blood of flow
Through her sacred ground.