[Refrain:
Nunyunuwi Galiha
Nunyunuwi Galuga]

Forbidden from northward travels
Renowned courage refutes the command.
The Stone Coat, of frost ice and great cold.
The man boasts of strength and killing

Entice the man eaters.
I won't fool you again.
Frightened and without knowing
The Stone Coat implanted in the man splendid power.

"This man," said he in his mind, "is as strong as we are."
The Stone Coats fled to the West.
Yet the Stone Coat woman returned good fortune.

A pact
Kill the Stone Coat upon his return.
The firebrand ran into the Stone Coat and killed him

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Blinded
Hazy all around
Strong weeds
Hold me to the ground
Synapse
Firing within stone
Statue
Sitting here all alone

[Refrain:
Nun'yunu'wi Gvnodv
Nun'yunu'wi Nelisgv]

Every block of stone has a statue inside it.
Free the figures slumbering in the stone.
I saw the angel in the marble
And carved until I set it free.

End quotes are combined from 3 Michelangelo-isms

'Stone Coat' based on Seneca tradition.

According to the Cherokee tradition,
all tribal dances and songs originated in a single event,
namely, the slaying and sacrifice of a monster
called Stone Coat or the Stone Man (Nun'yunu'wi)
so named for his "skin of solid rock".
As Stone Coat burned in the fire made for him by the people
there issued forth from him songs
a gift to the people to aid them in all walks of life.
These songs were to be learned
and passed on from generation to generation.

Cherokee Translations / Phoenetics
Nvyvunuwi (Nun'yunu'wi) = Stone Man
Galiha (Ga'lee'ha) = Asleep
Galuga (Ga'loo'ga) = Comes
Gvnodv (Goo'no'dah) = Alive
Nelisgv (Nay'lees'gah) = Thinks

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