Hiawatha

Take your lesson from the Native man

With the national pride they fought

Look where they ended up

Integration, social changes

Different customs, faces

stop us from getting in a rut

In the dark days there was one race

They had one shade and all lived in one place

Then they split, dispersed, their colours changed

Not reuniting until today

Have we forgotten our distant past

All from one tribe, one species and one caste

So nations fight to keep their dignity

Their superstitions, whoever they may be

Take your lesson from the native man...

Don't be brave as a native man

They fought and they died

Share your land with your brother man

Forget your national pride

Don't forget the pioneers

They took a land that wasn't really theirs

Abused the natives, cast them to one side

Made no attempt to rearrange their lives

Take your lesson from the native man...

Don't be brave as a native man

They fought and they died