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Native American Indians: Chants & Dances Music Overtures Native American Indians: Chants & Dances Songs | 1. | How the West Was Lost |
| 2. | Winter Ceremony |
| 3. | Celebrate Wild Rice |
| 4. | Counter Clockwise Cir |
| 5. | Cradle Song |
| 6. | Advice For the Young |
| 7. | Wishes of Happiness and P |
| 8. | Elevation |
| 9. | Intertribal Song to Stop |
| 10. | Heal the Soul |
| 11. | Brandishing the Tomahawk |
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