Samantha Crain
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I think that's a Lord's Gym T-Shirt. That was a very big like deal in the 90s, especially around Oklahoma.
I think that's a Lord's Gym T-Shirt. That was a very big like deal in the 90s, especially around Oklahoma.
Yeah, it became like a very popular T-Shirt.
Yeah, it became like a very popular T-Shirt.
Yeah, it became like a very popular T-Shirt.
Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass wir eines dieser T-Shirts hatten, als ich als Kind in meinem Haus reingekommen bin. Das ist so lustig.
Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass wir eines dieser T-Shirts hatten, als ich als Kind in meinem Haus reingekommen bin. Das ist so lustig.
Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass wir eines dieser T-Shirts hatten, als ich als Kind in meinem Haus reingekommen bin. Das ist so lustig.
So that was weirdly no, because the Choctaws, especially in Oklahoma, are very ingrained in like the Southern Baptists just through.
So that was weirdly no, because the Choctaws, especially in Oklahoma, are very ingrained in like the Southern Baptists just through.
So that was weirdly no, because the Choctaws, especially in Oklahoma, are very ingrained in like the Southern Baptists just through.
Yeah, they got us. They got us. We even have like this thing. I mean, part of the reason why I started writing songs in the Choctaw language is because the only songs that really exist on recording in the language now are Choctaws.
Yeah, they got us. They got us. We even have like this thing. I mean, part of the reason why I started writing songs in the Choctaw language is because the only songs that really exist on recording in the language now are Choctaws.
Yeah, they got us. They got us. We even have like this thing. I mean, part of the reason why I started writing songs in the Choctaw language is because the only songs that really exist on recording in the language now are Choctaws.
basically translations of southern baptist hymns so we have like a big hymn tradition in the tribe where they sing the the hymns like jesus songs in the choctaw language and i was just kind of like i would like there to be something else for us to sing about in our language but so no it was all pretty southern baptist
basically translations of southern baptist hymns so we have like a big hymn tradition in the tribe where they sing the the hymns like jesus songs in the choctaw language and i was just kind of like i would like there to be something else for us to sing about in our language but so no it was all pretty southern baptist
basically translations of southern baptist hymns so we have like a big hymn tradition in the tribe where they sing the the hymns like jesus songs in the choctaw language and i was just kind of like i would like there to be something else for us to sing about in our language but so no it was all pretty southern baptist
Ja, weil ich denke, dass sie alle in der gleichen Weise fühlen, dass sie wünschen, dass sie in ihrer Sprache singen können, aber vielleicht nicht über Jesus. Weil es so viel Begegnung dazu hat. Zu Jesus? Ja, mit den Boarding-Schulen und dem Kolonialismus und all dem. Also ich denke, sie wollen ablein, sich zu etwas zu verbinden, das weiter zurück ist.
Ja, weil ich denke, dass sie alle in der gleichen Weise fühlen, dass sie wünschen, dass sie in ihrer Sprache singen können, aber vielleicht nicht über Jesus. Weil es so viel Begegnung dazu hat. Zu Jesus? Ja, mit den Boarding-Schulen und dem Kolonialismus und all dem. Also ich denke, sie wollen ablein, sich zu etwas zu verbinden, das weiter zurück ist.
Ja, weil ich denke, dass sie alle in der gleichen Weise fühlen, dass sie wünschen, dass sie in ihrer Sprache singen können, aber vielleicht nicht über Jesus. Weil es so viel Begegnung dazu hat. Zu Jesus? Ja, mit den Boarding-Schulen und dem Kolonialismus und all dem. Also ich denke, sie wollen ablein, sich zu etwas zu verbinden, das weiter zurück ist.