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Trail of Tears
Does our country own the shame I think it should? For the pain they caused the Cherokee nation that once stood
50,000 proud
White men burst in with their guns and knives and threatened these peaceful native's lives
The deathmarch begins
So with resistance my grandparents went only to endure such pain and torment
With bayonet in their back and gun to their head sadness in their hearts as they began to drop dead
Some were wounded, many were killed, mine escaped
In the thick of the wood my grandparents ran no where to go, they had no plan
They spent many a sleepless night mourning the loss of their beloved tribe
When the deathmarch was done less than half remained.....
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