Luyện nghe bài hát As Long As the Grass Shall Grow (Mono)

As long as the moon shall rise as as the rivers flow
As long as the sun will as long as the grass shall grow
The Senecas are an tribe of the Iroquios nation
on the New York Pennsylvania Line you'll find their reservation
After the US cornplanter was a chief
He told the tribe men they could trust that was his true belief
He went down to Independence and there was a treaty signed
That promised peace with the USA and rights combined
George gave his signature the Government gave its hand
They said that now and more that this was Indian land
As as the moon shall rise...
On the reservation there is much sadness now
treaty has been broken and there is no hope no how
Across the Allegheny River they're up a dam
It will flood the country a proud day for Uncle Sam
It has broke the ancient treaty with a grin
It will drown the Indians graveyards can you swim
The earth is mother to the the Senecas they're trampling ground
Change the mint green earth to black mud flats as hobbles down
As long as the shall rise...
The Iroquios Indians used to rule from way south
But no one the Indians now and smiles the liar's mouth
The Senecas hired an expert to figure another
But the great army engineers said that he had no right
Although he them another plan and showed them another way
They laughed in his face and no deal Kinuza dam is here to stay
Congress turned the Indians down brushed off the Indians
So the Senecas have renamed the dam they call it Perfidy
As long as the moon rise...
Washington Adams and Kennedy now hear their pledges
The treaties are safe we'll keep our word but what is that
It's the back water from Perfidy it's rising all the time
Over the homes and over the fields and the promises fine
No boats will sail on Lake in winter it will fill
In it will be a swamp and all the fish will kill
But the Government of the USA has George's vow
The father of our must be wrong what's an Indian anyhow
As long as the shall rise (look up) as long as the rivers flow (are you thirsty)
As long as the sun will (my brother are you warm) as long as the grass shall grow