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"SMILING" was written by the youth of Merritt, BC. Written and Performed by: Swulian Tom, Tonade Caprian-Moses and Zaiden Swakum Video by Drei Media Music produced and mixed by: Andrei Savu, Christian Monias & Ila Barker. Mastered by Jon Tornblom ------------------------------------------ For more information: http://www.nwejinan.com http://www.inpath.ca Media inquiries: info@nwejinan.com LYRICS: Chorus Smiling, we are still here And we’re fighting for what’s ours Inkashiteken, all my relations Our land, our home Our community makes us one Tonade out in the forest out in the town No Matter where I am Never keep my head down part of this earth two thousand and eight We can still help each other It’s never too late Zaiden We like to help each other Gathering, we can be together For my nation, my people Nobody is different, we’re equal Hand drumming at the pow wow The past is behind us, this is now In our hands, we can stand Do this for the beauty of our land Chorus Smiling, we are still here And we’re fighting for what’s ours Inkashiteken, all my relations Our land, our home Our community makes us one Swulian I used to be afraid we’ve been through so much Too many missing our children our sisters I pray that it just stops Our past is sad But our future doesn’t have to be Seeing our light and our sight Set on our future Don’t gotta flee we are free You tell me luti tekant But I just can’t And stay away from what is mine Then try to tell me I’ll be just fine Chorus Smiling, we are still here And we’re fighting for what’s ours Inkashiteken, all my relations Our land, our home Our community makes us one Smiling, we are still here And we’re fighting for what’s ours Inkashiteken, all my relations Our land, our home Our community makes us one Our Community makes us one