They came upon the Nisenan, but they still built Sutter's MillSteven Wright's and the Weller's stores came to serve the buyers' will and Ezra Allen died, and a lot of white folks criedBut they still came down from Union Town To steal what mother had insideColoma, Coloma, I could call you homeColoma, Coloma, I could call you home
To that heat that slowly creeps until you have to let it inbrightens every corner it's summer timeand I open up the tent flapand then quickly re-zipI'll leave you bugs alone but avoid my baby's bed, pleaseseveral days of nature making my hair stiffand I've never had a better timeI walk a line down 49Īnd we all are drawn to where the cold water flows cuz we know that's where much more than food growsI approach the banks and take my place amongst the ranks and I walk into the water wearing all my clothes
if that makes sense, this article kinda hits on that - Ībout ten is the latest that you could possibly sleep in ‘cuz that's when the temperature starts rising that line "allured sums of america's sons met needed numbers, boys winning, west won" is reference to a theory that at the time of the gold rush, America's western expansion was in jeopardy with land fights all over the place, with indigenous peoples and such, so some might speculate that the gold rush was not only encouraged, but assisted by burgeoning Americas Political leaders, in an effort to get a ton of "Americans" over here to California to overwhelm the opposing native american people, so that that American Westward Expansion was somewhat aided under the guise of a bunch of entrepreneurs just trying to find gold/money. when that gold rush happened, and "union town" aka Lotus grew, and Coloma formed, Steven Wright, and The Wellers were of the two biggest store owners who came in selling shovels and stuff The NISENAN native american tribe were who was in that coloma area when the gold rush came Back and Bridge are two of the original streets in old that little Coloma town area.
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