Текст песни
They shout at us a thousand times, go back where you belong
But this has always been our land, they've just had the story wrong
America was wild and free long before their claim
Before Jamestown staked a flag, or the Pinta knew our name
Our blood runs through these open plains, our songs rode on the wind
And no wall they build or map they draw can push us out again
We ain't foreign to this land, we've been here all along
Long before their borders came and told us we were wrong
We prayed beneath these ancient skies with fire in our chest
This land don't have a language, it just knows who loves it best
From Arizona's canyon walls to the Rio Bravo's bend
We've buried dreams in this dry dirt, and still we rise again
They changed the names and drew the lines, but we remember well
The stories carved in cottonwood that no white paper tell
We ain't foreign to this land, they're the ones who crossed the seas
Planted flags and drew up borders, built their power on our peace
They called us strangers, called us wrong but we've been here all along
We ain't foreign to this land, it's their hate that don't belong
Let 'em say we're strangers, let 'em try to draw that line
But you can't evict a people from what's always been their shrine
We ain't foreign to this land, we've been here from the start
Our roots go deeper than the flag they try to pin in hearts
No border makes us lesser, no wall can make us small
We are the breath beneath this dust, and we're still standing tall