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(David Ruis, Susan Chief)
Let the river flow
Let the river flow
Let the river flow
Let the river flow
(Saulteaux language:)
Mano Ceepee Tapomibide
Mano Ceepee Tapomibide
Mano Ceepee Tapomibide
Mano Ceepee Tapomibide
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Notes:
From “Sweet Mercies” by David Ruis: This song contains lyrics that are in the Saultreaux language, a North American Indian tongue that is similar to Cree. It is one of the most common native languages around the area that I live. In interacting and singing this with aboriginal people, I wondered if their language would fit the meter of this song — and sure enough it did. I thought it appropriate to use, as I long for the ‘river’ to flow to all peoples and bring healing to the ancient wounds of prejudice and misunderstanding.
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