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We n' de ya ho, we n' de ya ho, We n' de ya, we n' de ya ho ho ho ho, He ya ho, he ya ho, ya ya ya Translation - we n' de ya ho Freely translated: "a we n'" (i am), "de" (of), "yauh" --the-- (great spirit), "ho" (it is so). Written as: a we n' de yauh ho (i am of the great spirit, ho!). This language stems from very ancient cherokee more free lyrics

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