Buffy Sainte Maire - "My country 'Tis Of Thy People You're Dying"
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Very good video so much truth and philosphy and feeling and consciousness
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Buffy should come to my school and teach American history.
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Buffy ! Love abides by your side.
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This song has been banned in Arizona public schools recently.
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This years song and the next years also - In Sha Allah.
...comment down under in Swedish.
Årets låt och nästa års också - In Sha Allah.
Den amerikanska imperialismen av idag började med att man skövlade och rensade och stal indianernas land, eller ibland friköpte det för en spottstyver, marken som sedan kom att kallas Amerika. Den parallellt pågående utrotningen av urbefolkningen inte att förglömma. Känns det igen? Marken de stal då var tydligen inte nog...inte morden heller...
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thank you for the song.it means to me that the indians are dead.im sad about that because the people that killed them which is americans like the people in l.a. and all the other people in the americans. she did not touch me cus she didnt come out of the screen. i do not love her because i dont know what shes saying
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1967...how important this song was then and how few know it now. Witness the number of viewings above. I agree, it should be in every history book. This voice is real--the rage, the loss, the damage, the lies. Nothing can make up for it. Recently, Diane Sawyer had a 20/20 special on the Sioux on the Rosebud Reservation, in utter poverty, there are no jobs, most of the elders and adults are alcoholics. This damage. Steal the land, pride, religion, culture, treasure. What's left?
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i cry... for all.
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thank you for this song!!
I thank you for this. I listened while I was 16 and am now 58. I was the top student and got kicked out of History in 1968 for arguing with the teacher over the Native American history I learned through Buffy. When I came back just a few years ago...since 1968 remember...my teacher saw me at a game. He ran up to me and the first words out of his mouth were "I am sorry Barb. You were right. How did you know?" I didn't even have to ask what he was talking about. Thank you Buffy. Thanks for posting
MyMoppet52 1 year ago 25
I've loved this song for a few decades now, thank you so much for posting. I honestly think the lyrics of this song should be printed in every history book written for educational purposes.
dang9669 1 year ago 7