Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wowah'wala wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wowah'wala wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wolakota wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wolakota wan yuha wauwelo.
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wowah'wala wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wowah'wala wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wolakota wan yuha wauwelo.
Tunkasila wamayanka yo
Le miye ca tehiya nawajin welo
Unci Maka nawecijin na
Wolakota wan yuha wauwelo.
inviata da Bernart Bartleby - 15/2/2014 - 14:57
Lingua: Inglese
Traduzione inglese dal sito dell’autore, Calvin Standing Bear.
GRANDFATHER, LOOK AT ME (SUN DANCE PRAYER SONG)
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
I come humbly with these ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
I come humbly with these ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
Peacefully I am coming with my ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
Peacefully I am coming with my ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
I come humbly with these ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
I come humbly with these ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
Peacefully I am coming with my ways.
Grandfather, look at me
This is me standing in a hard way
I defend Grandmother Earth and
Peacefully I am coming with my ways.
inviata da Bernart Bartleby - 15/2/2014 - 14:59
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Interpretata, tra gli altri, da Calvin Standing Bear, musicista discendente Oglala/Sicangu Lakota originario della riserva Rosebud in Sud Dakota, nel suo disco intitolato “Wakan Olowan” (“Sacred Songs”).
Non sono un credente, ma credo che fosse impossibile per un nativo, fino a 150 o 200 anni fa, non pensare a “Tunkasila”, al Grande Padre Creatore guardando l’orizzonte nelle Great Plains...
Poi arrivarono l’uomo bianco e la sua “civiltà”...