Does anyone know who and what the title of the song is?

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It goes something like this “Go my son, go get an education, go my son.” I remember it back in the day, I don’t remember the lyrics but help.

Harmon Keeling · Accepted Answer

Go My Son (and climb the ladder)The lyrics are by Carnes Burson and Arlene Nofchissey Williams; song of the BYU Student Service Association and the Native American student body at Brigham Young University. It was put out by the LDS for their Indian Seminary programme. It was also sung by Kansas K. Begaye on “Beauty of the Spirit,” 2004. Go my son, go and climb the ladder. Go my son, go and earn your feather.go my son, make your people proud of you.work my son, get an education.work my son, learn a good vocationClimb my son, go and take a lofty view. From on the ladder of an education. You can see to help your indian nation.Reach my son, and lift your people up with you.

Harmon Keeling · Answer

https://shorturl.im/FWyAtTrust Me? Holdin On? Crazy Dream? Only A Dream? Here I Am? Zero Gravity? My Tears? Cry Me A River? Remember Me? Scared Of You? Just Another Crush? Save Me? Mixed Up? Changing Your Life? One More Breath? Don’t Move? Haunting? Another Day Without You? Permanent Marker? Faith In You? A Part Of Me? Desperate? Run To Me? That’s all I can think of. I hope this helps a little bit. 🙂

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Harmon Keeling · Answer

I believe the correct title is – Go my son (Climb the ladder)Go my son, go and climb the ladder. Go my son, go and earn your feather.go my son, make your people proud of you.work my son, get an education.work my son, learn a good vocationClimb my son, go and take a lofty view.From on the ladder of an education. You can see to help your indian nation.Reach my son, and lift your people up with you.

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Go My Son

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Breathe It? Hold Your Breath?

Harmon Keeling · Answer

i think you need to get more detail on that song

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