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Alexis Raeana - Keep My Memory ft. Charly Lowry (Official Music Video)
The Official Music Video of Alexis Raeana's "Keep My Memory" featuring Charly Lowry; dedicated to the Missing Murdered Indigenous Women #MMIW Movement.
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Lyrics
Gotta get away though
Some things never change
Its pumping through my veins
Nobody ever ask
Now you’re running from the past
it’s true
Cause I’ve had enough
Of your dirty little ego
Educated boy you should know
After all the blood we paid
You’re calling shots for me
Give me all the liberty that’s due
Cause I’ve had enough
Just set me free
And keep my memory
chant
Go now
Can’t be knocked down
Rise up now
Up high oh lord!
X4
Damned the river let me flow
Dark river still floods my souls
Enough of the shame
I’m tired of playing games
I got bigger better things to do
Cause I’ve had enough
Of when the red fears grows
Say her name oh feel her pain
Praying for change
This crimson dress is torn
and it’s something I’ve been born into
Cause I’ve had enough
Just set me free
And keep my memory
chant
Go now
Can’t be knocked down
Rise up now
Up high oh lord!
X4
“Bridge”
Keep my memory
My pride
My power
My will
Give me liberty
This strength in my heart I feel
Keep My Memory
My pride
My power
My will
Give me liberty
This strength in my heart I feel
Cause I’ve had enough
Just set me free
but keep my memory
Co-written by: Alexis Raeana, Charly Lowry, and Wylie Withers
Produced by: Wylie Withers
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Videographer: Matthew Ruprich
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Thank You Aunt Ronda Jones- Tobey for letting me wear your pine straw hat. I love you.
This song is dedicated to all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women