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Buffy Sainte-Marie - "My Country 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying" (Remastered)
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Buffy Sainte-Marie performs "My Country 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying" on Pete Seeger's Rainbow Quest.

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Date of upload: Sep 14, 2019 ^^


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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@kellystellmacher3865

2 years ago

This song will forever remind me that staying silent about historical atrocities is a crime in itself. Only by spreading the stories of oppressed peoples can we hope to do better in the future.

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@jjj1951

3 years ago

"Nations of leeches who conquered this land" Man, she pulls no punches.

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@TaliPolk

3 years ago

This was all the truth. You can truly hear her pain and emotions as she sings. full composure but the voice says it all.

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@Xaxtarr_Neonraven

4 years ago

This is a must listen for all Americans. Buffy Sainte-Marie ❤️

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@blanchekonieczka9935

3 years ago

I listened to this when I was a teenager. I'm in my 60s now and no other song has touched my soul or raised my ire as this one has.

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@lancethrustworthy

3 years ago

It woke me up when I was 16. I'm 65 now and it still entreats me to be aware and make better decisions.

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@angelicaluce3230

3 years ago

This was the early 60's - People either sat in ASTONISHED SILENCE or thought - "She's CUTE for a Folk Singer" . I met her, in the BOHEMIAN EMBASSY in Toronto. She performed for a weekend - she was the "opener" for BILL COSBY. Funny huh - they were totally opposite ends of the spectrum. Sometimes, as she sang, TEARS WOULD STREAM down her face. My God - I just adored her - she reduced me to astonished silence. God Bless You Buffy!

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@patricksivalingam4106

3 years ago

To anyone still listening today, there are other Voices of the Earth who cry out for justice. Like Aziza Brahim of Western Sahara, Fatoumata Diawara from Mali: listen to and watch "Timbuktu" Look up the now late Sufi poet Shahbano Aliani's poem: "With his shoes still on" Oh there's more. Please make them heard whenever you can.

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@TenMinuteRecordReviews

2 years ago

Buffy absolutely nailing (in 1966) what was slowly revealed in the US and Canadian media over the next half century.

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@neccowaif9

2 years ago

Every 4th of July I listen to this song, for decades now.

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@infernowolf1850

1 year ago

You can hear her pain, she is truly is a hero for speaking up about this

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@iMerlin..

1 year ago

I’m only 23 and the first time I saw this I was about 7 years old. It hit me even then and it was a moment of extreme growth for me. I can only imagine the pain of these people. Just absolutely moves me to a whole new level. I love you Buffy.

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@grimala

2 years ago

I’m crying so hard right now. Thank you for speaking the truth when no one else would or was even brave enough to try only to be censored

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@jimcochrane4679

3 years ago

I will teach my children and my children's children. They will never forget...

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@SammieSea

2 years ago

I have never listened to a song that brought so much ache to my heart and brought tears to my eyes every single time I listen to it. No matter how many times. Her voice's ache travels.

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@sharonazar1

2 years ago

The words of this song are so powerful, they still bring tears today. I heard them back in the 1960's and we are still not listening to the truth of how this country was founded.

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@thedesertwarrior7447

1 year ago

I am an Apache woman, who to this very moment, lives this song in the depths of my DNA, and in the deepest recesses of my spirit. The pain runs deep in the hearts of the Indigenous peoples of this stolen, but still Sacred land.

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@richardwieder2354

3 years ago

I saw her perform in 1970 and I was never the same!!!

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@markhodges5754

2 years ago

Just beautiful...THE RAGE IS SO JUSTIFIED....

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@technikwolle

2 years ago

think of the 250 graves of indian childrens found in a catholic school in canada in 2021

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