Time Life Legends - Pluggin' I

The Message ft Malcolm Azania

My heart is broken for them little kids
My spirit hurts for them little kids
for the life they never got to live
I can't forgive the church for what they did

Dear God they're still finding more bodies
every child matters
every child has a story
it's still hard to believe this is real
how could the church
just let children be killed
I can't even imagine how you felt
in that strange place all by yourself
when you said anything.. they got mad
and when they spoke you couldn't understand
you were scared they cut your hair
you had no idea why you were there
evil beasts the nuns and priests
insidious unholy devil's teeth
I am sorry for everything the church did 
for the evil and the sin
not seeing you as a kid
i hope now your spirit can find peace
as canada uncovers their history

My heart is broken for them little kids
My spirit hurts for them little kids
for the life they never got to live
I can't forgive the church for what they did

and it just went from bad to worse
how much do native people have to hurt
canada is a curse man fuck the church
look at the racism this unearthed
attacking our elders for telling the truth
what in the fkn hell is wrong with you
there's no humanity for indigenous life
there's no justice that can make this right
the church and the state they will just get away
with blood on their hands as clear as day
unsettled settlers they will settle again
as they settle in for the next trend 
and native life has remained unchanged
if they could care things wouldn't be this way
those poor children they paid the price
for you candians to live the good life


(Hush little Indian don’t say a word
Fathers gunna force you to go to church
Teach you how the lord is king
To go to school and worship him
To kill the indian save the man
Was the canadian government plan
And if those indians didn’t behave
They put them into unmarked graves)


My heart is broken for them little kids
My spirit hurts for them little kids
for the life they never got to live
I can't forgive the church for what they did

why you so quick to forget 
They were children this is not over yet
the survivors are still living in pain
the church is still not accepting the blame
or the government or the mounted police
for the genocide of uncounted deceased
a generation of murdered families
on the behalf of her royal majesty
canada killed us to make room for canadians
they stand and sing oh canada in stadiums
as unnamed children are still missing
in the cold ground records still hidden
and the cops do nothing because they helped
canadians have only ever cared for themselves
the settler state and the colonial cross
committed the first nations holocaust

My Heart is Broken for them little kids

Rest in Peace my son I love you so much i will miss you so much

Night Skies And Growing Pains (Please share for Darius)

a song I wrote for my boy when he was a kid and he was living with his mom

My Boy

I lost my son to fentanyl overdose
so many of us are losing our loved ones
It is a horribly painful experience that tears you a part

I wrote this in honor of my son to heal because I love my son so much
and also for you people that sell drugs so you could heal
because you too are loved.. 

THIS SONG IS FOR EVERYBODY THAT EVER LOST A LOVED ONE TO FENTANYL.. PLEASE SHARE

It Hurt Me When You Had To Go Away

This Land Was Ours

SO HARD TO SAY GOOD BYE

WHAT IF

All for One

Thank You God

Written and produced by Rex Smallboy featuring guitar and vocals by Darius Smallboy (JR) 
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I'm Not Your Hollywood Indian

I WROTE THIS TO LIFT THE SPIRIT OF OUR PEOPLE AT STANDING ROCK

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STAND WITH STANDING ROCK

I Got Heart

Stress Filled Days

Song I wrote as part of my healing journey in dealing with domestic abuse

I'm Sorry

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Canada is not getting the message 

Former War Party rapper/activist speaks up through his music 

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