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Kohkos
01:21
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Incarceration is their definition of reconciliation/ it’s become a problem all across the nation/ a badge is their only form of identification but they use it as an invitation/ to put our rights in violation.
Reconciliation = assimilation
Reconciliation = assimilation
Unjustified verbal, physical, and sexual abuse/ who let these pigs out on the fucking loose/ they treat our lives as a lost cause/ someone with no use/ but our missing people will never concern the cops/ cause their the reason why our population always drops!
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Smack in the Mouth
01:32
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You don’t speak with your mouth/ you speak with your eyes/ you speak with the actions of generations before you/ directing with the wind and the rain/ silently fighting the pain/ that you feel everyday/ there’s no need to say anything.
We wait as prisoners as they slowly commit genocide/ we can’t fight back since they’ve killed the Indian inside/ the Canadian government took our kids away thinking its for the best/ putting them in schools that deprived them and where the teachers only want to molest.
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Begging For Change
02:52
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The homeless plague this city but still the remain unseen/ yes some of them are addicts but few have been 8 years clean/ you’re truly fucking scum not to help out your own kind/ at least fucking acknowledge them don’t pretend that you’re blind.
Most people will never know the life they live/ you privileged fucks their not asking for much to give/ we’re begging for change while being completely dehumanized/ how much longer will it take for people to realize?
Living on the streets honestly takes a lot/ but imagine being mugged, stabbed, or even shot/ because all the money you had went to dog food and thats all you bought/ because you’d put him before yourself cause he’s all that you’ve got/ you go to sleep at the same dirty spot x2/ but believe me I’d drink my life away knowing everyone else has left me to rot.
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Land Back
01:52
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Land Back (x12)
Land back aims to restore indigenous governance and land stewardship for sustainable future/ to reclaim stewardships of traditional lands and ecosystems/ protecting them for generations to come.
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Bench Party
01:36
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Everyday I end up sitting on this bench cause I miss my home/ I was only frustrated but they said it was because of my tone/ she grabbed me so tight and almost broke my wrist bone/ they whipped me so hard that the cut had to be sewn.
Everyday I end up sitting on this bench thinking about what I’ve done/ they make me so sad I wish my body was hung/ the only way that’ll happen is if I do it on my own/ but i can’t stand the fact of my parents being alone.
Everyday it gets harder when placed on this bench/ I saw the janitor digging a grave but they claimed it was a trench/ Why am I on this bench?!/ Why am I always on this bench!/
I’m no longer sitting on this bench because I’m no longer here/ they started building mass graves and chanting that our end is near/ why are my people being subjected to living in fear/ they won’t stop until our skin is white and crystal clear.
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Bench Party Edmonton, Alberta
Native Punk from Treaty 6
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