That American Native Dream

That American Native Dream

From the East and North

in boats wagon and a horse

shiny faces and yellow hair

lots of colors and without a care

They once came with a dream

and for a new life

they came with a dream

Children, Man and wife

They settled and forged

and pillaged and flame

Some died and some lived

Children, Man and wife

Never the lesser of that kind

which were then in quite a bind

they too died and some lived

Children, Man and wife

And so they came with a dream

and for a new life

intended for a new land

the recreation of the man

To conquer oneself

and to find a place to ruin oneself

Alone where he can stand

without a bother

This Dream of all dreams

the killer and bringer of life

the took what was intended

but that meaning has long left

To us today here we sit

and just think about it for a bit

that it Was a dream intended

for you and I

Reviews

[ferousfinite]

Actually vangough predicted the same thing and that is why he said that "one could come to ruin one's self" and ruin they did.

[MoriartyMesa]

Iron Eye's could not have said it better, Spotted Tail might have changed one or two things, but they both saw and knew what was coming.


Until the Horns are Broken, I think is the right frame.

[ferousfinite]

Feeling remorse?