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Artist: Stoned Jesus
Canonical path: /stoned-jesus/indian
Related lyric paths: 6
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Indian
Read Indian lyrics by Stoned Jesus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Indian
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I'm an indian
You can tell me by my eyes
I'm an indian
White people always lies
You brought deceases, hunger and greed
You took our horses, women and seeds
But I'm an indian
Stepping out on the path of war
I'm an indian
You will never conquer me
I'm an indian
Won't falling on my knees
Your stupid gods never help you this way
This is my land and here I stay
'Coz I'm an indian
Stepping out on the path of war
Why did you do this, I don't know
You had to leave, you had to go
Now you're all damned, yes you all cursed
With every day it's getting worse
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Stoned Jesus performs "Indian", and this lyric page sits inside the Stoned Jesus catalog on LyroVerse.
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