sure you can trust your government just ask an Indian

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    • muaddib
    • is believing that life moves in fluid fashion and is goddamn thirsty

    sure you can trust your government just ask an Indian

     and if you know them like i know them
    then you know they are the masters of deception
    they set you down in front of a box
    and formed your mind and how it thought
    taking out the spiritual part
    dumb us down they perfect the art
    keep us lost with an empty heart
    keep us weak with tired mind
    much easier to stay in line wait your turn to capitalize
    follow us the so called blind
    forget yourself your conscious vibe
    its the same old delusions every time
    but listen man there is a way to turn the tide
    awaken the unshapen be alive
    transcend the conditioning rewire the system
    believe the words your mind keeps insisting

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    soulwriter commented on sure you can trust your government just ask an Indian

    07-29-2009

    First of all I love the title - being of Native American Indian decent (great grandmother Cherokee - trail of tears). The abymal treatment of the ones that that formed this country is one of greatest wrongs in the history of mankind in my mind. Your convictions ring true through out this piece as your words work to speak the truth! 10 for content alone.
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    photochick commented on sure you can trust your government just ask an Indian

    07-29-2009

    very well put I agree 100 % I enjoyed this love the title as well you have a lot of powerful lines in this and you can tell this is something you feel strong about great write and message a 10 form me for sure I look forward to reading more of what you have to say
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