Traveling Song Indigenous Hand Drumming
by Cindy Crowe
Boozhoo (hello). I am grateful to you for joining me here to exchange inspiring messages. I am introducing myself in the Anishinaabe (Indigenous) language before I begin singing. I like to drum and sing the Traveling Song at the completion of a gathering or ceremony or to say ‘see you later’ to a loved one. Please feel free to check out more info about me on my profile. I really look forward to hearing from you and I welcome your questions and discussion.
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Recent Reviews
D.
February 27, 2026
So gentle. I loved this.
Renee
February 21, 2026
Hello Sister! I am an adopted member of the Pokagen Band of the Potawatomi Tribe. I live far from my Tribe. I found today someone important to me will be traveling on soon and this popped up in my feed. It was what I needed. Miigwech.
N
February 19, 2026
Sign along for instant joy.
Elizabeth
January 9, 2026
Loved discovering this on a morning in former Lenape land. Was feeling under the weather and needing a little connection to the first peoples. Thank you, Cindy. I will be seeing you.
Rebecca
January 4, 2026
Soothing and comforting. Miigwech Cindy! ❤️
Cynthia
November 21, 2025
This was magical…deep thanks for the song and the meanings from a faraway first-snowy-morning of winter in Sweden. “Vi ses!” (See you later) Namaste 🙏🏼☮️ ♥️
Carrie
October 9, 2025
I love this song. I sang it for Gracie 🙏🏻❤️ I like the idea of no goodbye just see you later. Miiwech 🙏🏻❤️✨
Jen
September 1, 2025
This found me at the perfect time. ✨✨✨ My boys are returning to college today after the Labor Day weekend. Freshman and sophomore and my nest is empty. I love the see you later instead of goodbye. Thank you!
Maureen
July 25, 2025
Beautiful ❤️. Thank you for sharing 🙏💚🙏.
Kendra
July 25, 2025
Thank you! See you later! 💜🙏
