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Our Portion Under the Sun

from The American Dream by Inaiah Lujan

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There's a road up ahead
But I've grown tired and worn
And my knees have grown week
But I must carry on
'Til I reach that point I once called my home

And the words of my father still ring in my ear
If death's comin' close then life's got to be near

And there's a freight train rolling fast down the line
And eternity is simply the absence of time
And I'm just fine, yes I'm just fine

We all have our portion under the sun
It's our God given right and the claim to no one
Merely mirrors for everyone

But no man's an island entire of himself
And a free man's a man who is free of his wealth
And a brother is a man who helps a man out
If you're alright then I'm alright

I come to you now like those who came before
And I ain't saying nothing you haven't heard before
Please listen with your heart and not with your mind
Your just fine and I'm just fine
Your just fine and I'm just fine

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from The American Dream, released March 18, 2006

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Inaiah Lujan Pueblo, Colorado

"Whether laying down some succulent psychotropic hip-hop as DJ Flow Nase, feeding off of severely distorted barre chords with the riff-heavy punk band A Poor Substitute, or lending distinctive vocal abilities to the peculiar and hypnotic "funeral pop" band The Mexican, Pueblo's Inaiah Lujan is plainly a restless soul."

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