Native Americans

We march, we march, the face of Earth.
The wives on horses follow. too.
We shed a tear, but not for you.
You lied, you shot us one by one.
One less each shot and soon we're done.
You hurt and stole our life away.
May we have peace? Please, might we stay?

Remain, relive, refresh, renew
We spare our land, we share it too
But never with the likes of you.
You kill the land, like your killed promise.
You burn it up, you tore it up.
You don't see life. You will not miss
The light and love that this land brings:
Summer, winter, fall and spring.
Please let us stay here, let it grow.
Appreciate it, as you go.

Remain, relive, refresh, renew
We'll share this land if you will, too.
We'll live together -- live with you
We'll teach our children -- teach them right.
But we're the light and you're the night.
We're opposites, we both collide.
We will be fair, but we won't strive.