Pilamaya, Ty Ty for all you do and for being a wise and bright light in the world.

Thank you David. I'll sing this especially for my father, who i miss very much.

Oh i miss my mom so much. Somedays I live with it but some nights I miss her so much. Im not sapposed to want her back but I do...10/2/63**5/13/22

Thank you so much for these Olowan classes David!

You teach language so beautifully.♫

As a youngster I knew a family that spoke Lakota I miss that living in the Carolinas

Thank you for these beautiful words and sounds and inflections and history. Aho ma ta qui asa

I’ve heard this song too many times. Always breaks my heart

Beautifully done! Phila, David!

Mitakola, thank you for your video and

Thank you.

@DavidLittleElk

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You're welcome!

It's quite moving.

I love this song. I’m hoping to learn to sing this properly

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7 genders how amazing. Another gift.

How old is this song? I've heard it at a funeral before.

Is it proper to sing this song on a sweat lodge?

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Wow so it’s Christian influence according to language? I just learn something new. Greetings and Pilamaya from Denmark

@jbabay40

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Christian’s are so eager to assimilate other cultural traditions to seem more palatable to the more compassionate religions.