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Blackfoot ~ Indian World


I've been thinking about my childhood And what your books they taught me If things don't work out like they ought to It wouldn't matter much to me Yes, Look at the land And see all the destruction In a land that once was mine Well, do you go forward? I don't think so We'll have it all back in due time My heart belongs in an Indian world A place that I can call my home I've been livin' in a white man's world Taught nothing of my own We used to soar high as the eagles Far as we could fly Then you came along lookin' for your targets Now the eagles they have died You killed our fathers Raped our mothers Killed our sons and daughters too We break your laws We don't mean to We can't help but what we are My heart belongs in an Indian world A place that I can call my home I've been livin' in a white man's world Taught nothing more free lyrics

I've been thinking about my childhood
And what your books they taught me
If things don't work out like they ought to
It wouldn't matter much to me
Yes, Look at the land
And see all the destruction
In a land that once was mine
Well, do you go forward?
I don't think so
We'll have it all back in due time
My heart belongs in an Indian world
A place that I can call my home
I've been livin' in a white man's world
Taught nothing of my own
We used to soar high as the eagles
Far as we could fly
Then you came along lookin' for your targets
Now the eagles they have died
You killed our fathers
Raped our mothers
Killed our sons and daughters too
We break your laws
We don't mean to
We can't help but what we are
My heart belongs in an Indian world
A place that I can call my home
I've been livin' in a white man's world
Taught nothing

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