Indian Song (Kevn Kinney/Peter Buck/Tim Neilsen/Buren Fowler/Jeff Sullivan)
Main (and only) Riff: / / / / |---------------------------------| |---------3--------------1--------| |------2--2--2-2---------0--0-0---| |---0-----0--0-0------2--2--2-2---| |------------------3--------------| |---------------------------------| D C D C I am an Indian D C I've been travelin' D C Through your highways D C And your bi-ways D C I've climbed the mountain D C To find my family D C Found them in a glass case D C In the Smithsonian I am an Indian I've been travelin' Through your causeways And your roadways A thousand years ago I lived so peaceful Living and dying Underneath the blue skies Oh, the skies are blue Skies are blue Skies are blue For you, too Spoken: A Native American boy and his father were traveling westward in a station wagon. On the way out to California, They came upon the great, sacred Black Hills of the Sioux. And the boy looked out of his window, and He saw these four men carved in the side of this mountain. He asked his father who these four men were, And his father said, "Son, those are four great American presidents, leaders, and chiefs." So as they drove on down the road, The boy was thinking about it, he's thinking about it, he’s thinking about it, he's thinking about the word "chief". He said "Hey dad, which one was Jeronimo? Which one was Sitting Bull? Which one was Chief Seattle? Which one was Crazy Horse? Which one was Crazy Horse?" His father said "Son, you don't understand. You’re an Indian. You have no monuments. All you have are The skies of blue, The skies of blue, The skies of blue, That hold the truth." Mokalaja was an Indian Staring westward Down main street again Push me westward To the desert Fence me in With rattlesnakes and whiskey I am an Indian You broke your promises All I have is blue sky I am an Indian You broke your promises All I have is blue sky Oh, the skies are blue Skies are blue Skies are blue For you, too Oh, the skies are blue Skies are blue Skies are blue For you, too
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