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who can dislike a video and song like this like wtf -.- gurrl
Yes! Music is the drums to my soul.
hi.tayalands
this just shows that you don’t need a computer and rappers to make good music. The voice is the most versatile instrument, and i’m sure those are drums made naturally. Does that make this organic music?
incredible
POSO People !
MLBH1979 here, just thought I’d send a “Smoke Signal”l to all my Tribal Brother & Sisters. Its’ a Beautiful evening here on the Menominee Reservation
Its not called sold out!!!.this is an honour song.mostly sang at funerals
definitely faved!
Do these cree singers have any songs bitching about the Jews? Shadowhawk would like to run your Pow Wows if so. Ask that Internet racebaiter on his 1bigcree1redtail channel.
When I feel sad or pain in my heart….I listen to this song,and it all goes away…..Thank you guys…….From a PROUD NATIVE!
Its their feeling of being “sold out” You should check out their song “I dont know why” its my favorite
i love this song i dance and sing to it all the time hoka hey i frecking love northern cree
a couple of you mention how there are no words in this song, and that it’s more of a feeling so my question is, how did this song get to be called, “sold out”?
All I know is that I feel a lot of good things when I hear it
How old is this song, anyone know? I saw some reference to it being an “old song” …that being said, I’m sure the person/people who gave this song it’s title didn’t mean “sold out” the same way we would mean that now!
This song goes out to my son Draze Mink..Grass Dancer Tiny tot..
one of the dudes from mountain soul made them this song.
its the name of the song
We should cherish these extraordinary people.
Saddle Lake,Alberta-Canada
this is a really good old tune right here.
miigwech for keepin the old songs going an rolling.
from red lake band of ojibwe,red lake minnesota
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