Walela: Walela CD Track Listing

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Walela Walela (1997)

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: Music

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: music songs tracks misc Native American

1. Walela - Is Everbody Here (00:30)
   Priscilla Coolidge\n\nIs everybody here?\nIs everybody safe and warm inside?\nHas everybody got a place to hide?
2. Walela - Cherokee River (03:37)
   Colleen & Richard Fortune\n\nCherokee, you are a part of me\nYou are myworld,\nYour water,\nRunning still and deep, even when you sleep\n\nRocks and boulders, winding trails, roots and trees\nWon't stop your flow,\nYou bring them love, you bring them life
3. Walela - Wash Your Spirit Clean (04:24)
   Tim Veazey\n\nWash your spirit clean\nGive away the things you don't need\nLet it all go and you'll soon see\nAnd you will wash your spirit clean.\n\nWash your spirit clean\nGo and pray upon a mountain\nGo and pray beside the ocean\nAnd you will wash your
4. Walela - The Warrior (04:02)
   Laura Satterfield, Monty Byron, Cynthia Dietrich\n\nI've been searching\nFor my warrior\nI've been walking\nDown tracks of time\nIt's such a struggle\nTo seek forgiveness\nLike chains and shackles\nThese ghosts of mine\n\n(CHORUS)\nI'm crossing over heave
5. Walela - Muddy Road (06:04)
   Booker T. Jones, Priscilla Coolidge\n\nWe are walking on a muddy road\nAin't no one here besides me\nThat I don't know\nWe're the links in the chain\nJust passin thru again\nWe are walking on a muddy road\n\nWe are walking thru Galilee\nWe are looking for
6. Walela - Cherokee (06:16)
   Priscilla Coolidge, Rita Coolidge, Laura Satterfield\n\nSweet eyes of my father\nIn my own eyes I can see\nThe vision of the ancient living Cherokee\nSweet sacred inspiration\nHe passes on to me\nHeartbeat of the gentle Cherokee\nAnd I heard him say\nThat
7. Walela - Cherokee Morning Song (04:31)
   Arr.: Rita Coolidge, Priscilla Coolidge, Laura Satterfield\n\nWi-na-de-ya-ho\nWin-da-di-ya-ho\nWin-na-de-ya\nHo-ho-ho-ho\nHe-ya-ho\nHe-ya-ho\nYa-ya-ya\n\nRepeat
8. Walela - Wounded Knee (06:36)
   Priscilla Coolidge\n\nBury my heart at Wounded Knee\nWhere a baby's blood was\nA soldier's pay\n\nBury my heart at Wounded Knee\nLet it lie with my brothers'\nTill the judgement day\n\nMy people were the earth\nAnd the earth was home\nWhen they stole the
9. Walela - The Whippoorwill (04:09)
   Priscilla Coolidge, Rita Coolidge, Laura Satterfield\n\nAnd when the whiporwill\nDoes lie suddenly still\n\nHiyeea wholai\n\nJa-li-he-li-gv\nTsi-yv-wi-ya\nGe-sv-I\n\nWado\nUne-tlv-nv-hi\nUne-tiv-nv-hi\nUne-tiv-nv-hi\n\nJa-li-he-li-gv\nTsi-yv-wi-ya\nGe-sv-
10. Walela - Circle Of Light (05:36)
    Priscilla Coolidge, Rita Coolidge\n\nI'm not right\nAnd you're not wrong\nI don't know what this love\nOf ous is built upon\nWe are the shadows\nTiny sparrows\nSafe inside\nClear blue sky\nOf another storm\nMoving in and out of time\nIn and out of the cir
11. Walela - Earth Children (03:07)
    Booker T. Jones, Priscilla Coolidge (Jones)\n\nJust like the wind feels\nThe flight of the sparrow\nI feel like you today\nAnd just like the earth knows the\nRain must come tomorrow\nI know you today\n\nTime is not my friend\nCause they say that time\nCan
12. Walela - Amazing Grace (06:09)
    Arr.: Rita Coolidge, Priscilla Coolidge\n\nU-ne-lanv-hi-u-we-tsi\nI-ga-gu-yv-he-yi\nHna-quo-tso-sv\nWi-yu-lo-se\nI-ga-gu-yv-ho-nv\n\nA-se-no-du-le-nv\nTa-li-ne-dv\nTse-lu-tse-li\nU-dv-ne-yu-ne-tsv\n\nE-lo-ni-gv\nNi-li-s-qua-di\nGa-lu-tsv-ha-I-yu\nNi ga
13. Walela - I'll Turn My Radio On (02:47)
    Laura Stewart\n\nAll alone and quite contrary\nNo one to help me sharemy worry\nNothing more I can do\nAll alone and sometimes blue\n\nI'll turn my radio on\nMy radio on\n\nWhen there's someone you love dear,\nDisappear you know not where\nNothing more I