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SISTERS SISTERS
Our sisters are beautiful
Our sisters are proud
Our sisters are so righteous
Gonna talk about our sisters now
Through history raped and denied
They stood and took the pain
Sisters are rising with a new courage now
Passions on fire with freedom's flame
Brown, black, young, red and yellow sisters
The strength of the people the hope of the planet
Your grace your joy your timely anger
As we purge ourselves fill us with it
Sisters teach us an we reach for you
We can't survive only half a life
Sisters love love as we must love you
We can struggle twice as high
The heat is rising
It's astounding
Flesh/energy
Is pounding
With a mind that sees
And skin that feel
Got to make your meaning
Real
Sisters! Sisters!
Sisters! Sisters!
Sisters! Sisters!
Sisters!
DO THE SUNDANCE
Rising in the East
Burning in the West
Rights of revolution spawining
Whole new Nation forming
Riots breaking hard and fast
Busted heads and glass forges
Thought, organization make
Music self-determination
Know what we want
See what we need
Define ourselves build on our past
We are a people join with millions
Brothers!
Sisters!
Come and do the dance
Do the Sundance!
Seize the time now
Do the Sundance!
Dance. dance
Dance. dance
Dance.
Dance or die!
Dance. dance
Dance. dance
Dance.
It's the dance of life!
JUST LIKE AN ABORIGINE
I've been drowning in mild and honey for
Twenty too many years
I can't spend no more times money and
I don't care to share no more tears
City's done give me an overdose
I'm gonna take off all my clothes
I'd rather be attacked by some kangaroo
In the land they call down under
Than to piss and moan and say boo hoo
And die choking on laughter
Ain't gonna die in this revolution
I don't need no constitution
The soul's my mother
I know how I loved her
She'll kiss my bare feet and
Welcome me home
The hot sun's my father
The trees my lost brother
Never again should
I feel all alone
I'm gonna take up the wild man's cry
I'm gonna run happy in the sky
Just like an aborigine
Just like at aborigine
Just like at aborigine
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Subjects
Freeing John Sinclair
Old News
Ann Arbor Sun