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Artist: Stray
Canonical path: /stray/move-that-wigwam
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Move That Wigwam
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Move That Wigwam
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Indians didn't have nowhere to go
And they could not understand
White men took 'em from their Indian homes
And put 'em on a piece of land
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
Indians didn't have very much choice
But swore they'd live in peace
All the land that they used to own
Was as far as the eye could see
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
This used to be our land
The white man took it from our hands
They say they'll give us ground
But thanks a lot for what was ours
Indians didn't have very much choice
But swore they'd live in peace
All the land that they used to own
Was as far as the eye could see
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
White man he ain't never gonna harm you
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