sung entirely in Mohawk (with translation by Amalli Nalli of the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe) Mohawk words with English translation provided below.
Akwé:kon énska (We are all one/everyone is one)
Entitewahwe'nón:ni (We will wrap/put together)
Onkwa'nikòn:ra (Our minds)
Tánon (And)
Teiethinonhwaraton Ne (We give our greetings, thanks and love to)
Onkweshón:'a (The people)
Ionkhi'nisténha Ohwéntsia (Our Mother Earth)
Ohneka'shón:'a (The waters)
Kentsion'shón:'a (The fish)
Ohonte'shón:'a (The plants)
Kahishón:'a (The fruit)
Ononhkwa'shón:'a (The medicines)
Kaienthóshera (The food plants/harvest plants)
Kontírio (The animals)
Nia'tekakwírake (The trees)
Otsi'ten'okón:'a (The birds)
Kaié:ri Nikawerá:ke (The four winds: east,west,north,south)
Ionkhihsothokón:'a Ratiwé:ras (The thunders)
Sonkwahtsí:'a Kiohkehnékha Karáhkwa (Elder brother the sun)
Ionkhihsótha Ahsonhthenhnékha Karáhkwa (Grandmother moon)
Iotsistohkwarónion (The stars)
Kaié:ri Niionkwé:take (The four beings, enlightened teachers)
Shonkwaia'tíson (The creator)
Tho niiohtónhak ne onkwa'nikòn:ra (Now our minds are one)
Sewarihónia iethiien'okón:a tsi ohwentsiake ne ionkwa'nisténsera
(Teach your children that the earth is our mother)
O'kén:ra (Dirt, soil)
Ó:iente (Wood)
Ohné:kanos (Water)
Iohnhonwataien (Puddle, pond)
Kahionhatáke (Stream, creek)
Ká:nen (Seed)
Karonhiá:ke (The sky, heaven)
Ó:kwire (Tree, sapling)
Onèn:ta (Evergreen, conifer)
Onenia'shon:'a (Rocks)
Ohwentsià:ke (World, ground, earth)
Kaniá:tara (River, body of water)
Otsi'tsia'shón:'a (Flowers)
Kontatewenniio (Wild plants)
Oskenón:ton (Deer)
Tsikara'kwístak (Robin)
Terí:teri (Bluejay)
Tsistekeriiá:kon (Owl)
Otsi'nahkontahkwá:ne (Bee)
Takwa'áhson (Spider)
Tewattsirókwas (Firefly)
Tsiki'nhontstókhi (Ant)
Tsiktsinón:nawen (Butterfly)
Iaonhará:ien (There is frost on the ground)
Iaó:te (It is windy)
Iokennó:ron (It is raining)
Io'keren:'en (It is snowing)
Ioráhkote (It is sunny)
Tekanien'kwataséhne (A storm is coming)
Konnorónhkwa':sera (Love)
Konnorónhkwa (I love you)
Atohnhetshera (Spirit)
Skén:nen (Peace, serenity)
Niá:wen (Thank you)
Atenró:sera (Friendship)
Wahta (Sugar maple)
Ononta' (Hill)
Onontá:wanen (Mountain)
Sewatahonsatàt (Listen all of you, open your ears)
Tsa'tekaia'takweh:ti:io (Equality, matters of equal level)
Kaná:ieta (A sense of pride, dignity, honor)
Kaianase (Rights, the power of goodness)
Tsi shé:kon ionkwátkatho (May we still see, may we continue to greet)
Ó:wera (Air)
Kaniehtahkwá:tshera (Trust, believe)