Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Indians , by - Anthrax. Release date: 31.12.2012
Song language: English
Indians |
| We all see in black and white |
| When it comes to someone else’s fight |
| No one ever gets involved |
| Apathy can never solve |
| Forced out, brave and mighty |
| Stolen land, they can’t fight it |
| Hold on to pride and tradition |
| Even though they know |
| How much their lives are really missing |
| We’re dissing them |
| On reservations |
| A hopeless situation |
| Respect is something that you earn |
| Our Indian brothers' getting burned |
| Original American |
| Turned into a second class citizen |
| Forced out, brave and mighty |
| Stolen land, they can’t fight it |
| Hold on to pride and tradition |
| Even though they know |
| How much their lives are really missing |
| We’re dissing them |
| On reservations |
| A hopeless situation |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Die for the Indians |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Cry, cry, cry for the Indians |
| Love the land and fellow man |
| Peace is what we strive to have |
| Some folks have none of this |
| Hatred and prejudice |
| Forced out, brave and mighty |
| Stolen land, they can’t fight it |
| Hold on to pride and tradition |
| Even though they know |
| How much their lives are really missing |
| We’re dissing them |
| On reservations and, yeah |
| A hopeless situation |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Die for the Indians |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Cry, cry, cry for the Indians |
| War dance |
| Territory, it’s just the body of the nation |
| The people that inhabit it make its configuration |
| Prejudice, something we all can do without |
| Flag of many colors is what this land’s all about |
| We all see in black and white |
| When it comes to someone else’s fight |
| No one ever gets involved, no one |
| Apathy can never solve |
| Forced out, brave and mighty |
| Stolen land, they can’t fight it |
| Hold on to pride and tradition |
| Even though they know |
| How much their lives are really missing |
| We’re dissing them |
| On reservations and, yeah |
| A hopeless situation |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Die for the Indians |
| Cry for the Indians |
| Cry, cry, cry for the Indians |
| Yeah |