[Intro] [Verse 1] In the moon of the fallen leaves (Wovoka) Appeared one day He had come of the land of spirit With the message of prophecy The flood will come and save you Next spring when the good times come From the lake of the pyramids (Wovoka) Was here to say [Chorus] Our people must dance Keep on dancing keep on dancing Our people must sing Keep on singing keep on singing for the good times to come Gin Ricky Ginny Ricky Gin Gin Gin e|------------| B|------------| G|---------8~-8~-| D|-----8-7-------| A|-8-7-----------| E|------------| [Verse 2] On the third day a fire let your spirit be suspended (Wovoka) Said Little Kid From the park of the iron horse they saw (Wovoka) To the dance of the ghost and say [Chorus] Our people must dance Keep on dancing keep on dancing Our people must sing Keep on singing keep on singing for the good times to come Gin Ricky Ginny Ricky Gin Gin Gin e|------------| B|------------| G|---------8~-8~-| D|-----8-7-------| A|-8-7-----------| E|------------| [Verse 3] His power is legend and his teaching’s true (Wovoka) The red and the seeds The beauty of his wisdom is an Indian song (Wovoka) The property [Chorus] Our people must dance Keep on dancing keep on dancing Our people must sing Keep on singing keep on singing for the good times to come Our people must dance Keep on dancing keep on dancing Our people must sing Keep on singing keep on singing for the good times to come Our people must dance Keep on dancing keep on dancing Our people must sing Keep on singing keep on singing for the good times to come

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, un messager apparaît sous la lumière de la lune, portant un message de prophétie spirituelle. Il évoque l'arrivée d'un renouveau, annonçant des temps meilleurs qui suivront des épreuves. Les paroles encouragent les gens à danser et chanter, soulignant l'importance de la célébration communautaire pour accueillir les jours heureux à venir. Le contexte de la chanson fait référence aux croyances et traditions des peuples autochtones, mettant en avant une connexion profonde avec la spiritualité et l'héritage culturel. Elle témoigne d'une résilience face aux difficultés, et d'un espoir vibrant, ancré dans des rituels et des pratiques harmonieuses. Cette œuvre résonne aussi avec des thèmes de rédemption et de renaissance par la danse et la musique.