You
took his land and you ate his corn And
on his grave your land was born
You took his pride and
you fed him dirt You wished him winter
without a shirt And you called this Red
Man 'Savage'
After you crushed him
You helped him up To let him drink from
an empty cup
You gave him the Navy
without the fleet And made him lick your
hands And kiss your feet And you
named this Mad Dog 'Savage'
Well I found a book the
other day So I looked up Red and White
to see what it'd say One was a savage
the other unlearned Like a look in the
mirror The tables were turned For
history has named you "Savage"
In the year of '65 When
I was very young, we watched the dust
clouds to the South And we knew that
you had come We saw you build your chain
of forts along the Bozeman Road But
Red Cloud had his allies counted long
before it snowed
And someday Great White
Father You will know my name In December of '66 You
met me face to face I decoyed your Captain
Fetterman And we never left a trace into
our sacred homelands Your bluecoat soldiers
came But we just taught you a heap big
lesson in the Battle of a Hundred Slain
And someday Great White
Father You will know my name
In the June of '76 Our
Nation joined its hands We made our camps
on the Little Big Horn Not knowing of
your plans You sent your long-haired
Custer With the 7th Cavalry To hunt
and kill my children For wanting to be
free
And I think it's time
Great White Father that you knew my
name
It's Crazy Horse, it's
Crazy Horse And I wish you were here
to see Cause I got Yellow Hair cornered
at the Big Horn And I'm about to set
him free
Ride to the village to
get my Oglalas' The Sans Arc and the
Minneconjous' Get Sitting Bull with
his band of Hunkpapas', The Brules'
and Blackfoots too
Riding home from battle
came the Cheyenne ponies with white blood
dripping from their feet Their riders
were looking and shouting up to Heaven Here's
to Chivington at Sand Creek
Hey there Mister Wagonmaster
What do you have inside Hidden underneath
of that buffalo hide Could it be you
brought to me some food from the man
back East So my starving children
could have a feast
Hey mother come look and
see what the master done brought to me It's
alcohol, tobacco and guns Alcohol, tobacco
and guns
Now I have seen the eagle
soaring beautiful and free I don't want
no man to make less of me Do you take
me for a fool or as a little child And
do you really wonder what's made me
wild
Hey paleface, you better
run Cause my men been having lots of
fun On your alcohol, tobacco, and guns Alcohol,
tobacco and guns
I have waited patiently
for you to pay your rent But as yet I
haven't seen that first red cent I
don't think that there's much chance
of me evicting you But watch out for
the day that you get Sioux'd
A hundred years have seen
the setting sun But his sad country still
is run On his alcohol, tobacco, and guns Alcohol,
tobacco, and guns (x2)
Now you try to trick me And
lock me up in jail Where would a stupid
savage find the bondsman or the bail
I turn to run for I am
scared I want so to be free I feel
the ice-cold bayonet As it sinks deep
inside of me
But someday Great White
Father You'll remember me
Sioux warriors, teach
your children The white man's evil tongue Make
them know the name of Crazy Horse and the
battles he has won
So they will know the
truth When it's knowledge that they crave Let
them sing of the Land of the Free And
the Home of the Brave
And of the Great White
Father that dug my grave
Brown rivers once were
blue Now the fish float upside-down Ancestral
burial grounds That's where you've built
your towns
The smokestacks from your
factories They pollute my skies You
slaughtered all my buffalo And you left
me here to die
And all of this you have
done in the name of God
Crazy Horse, he was laid
to rest On a creek called Wounded Knee But
there is more buried in his grave Than
the wisest men could see
I have dreamed the vision
of the horse that dances wild I have
seen the land of the Great Beyond I
am one with this Earth as a little child My
eternal life shine on (x2)
Crazy Horse, he was laid
to rest On a creek called Wounded Knee But
there is more buried in his grave Than
the wisest men could see (x3)
Milkweed illusion casts
its die And the horse that dances starts
to fly Rhythms of metamorphosis leave
their stain Memories of happiness kept
in vain
The target tomorrow is
one step beyond For lilies of mercy lost
on a pond They cry out for freedom
to the lighthouse above They are angels
of victory, peace and love
Visions of Odin, dark
and oblique Mind over matter which all
men seek A vague understanding with
no recourse And a fond remembrance
of Crazy Horse
Just ride away and travel
Right out through space and time Try
and find a way of leaving the illusion
behind
And in this sleep
your mind will be awakened to the calling
of a dream that lies within You're just
a child who has but to remember that
in yourself you just found your best
friend
So ride away and let your
mind go through its metamorphosis And
try and find a way to bring your sunken
love back to the surface
Sail on silver clouds
straight through the fire Like a lily
pad adrift on a windless sea Clinging
to the breast of Mother Nature Together
sailing beautiful and free
Ride away
It's said that Crazy Horse
had the power to dream himself into
the real world And leave the illusion
behind
So ride away and don't
recall the things that are best forgotten And
try and find a way of picking from the
barrel the one that's rotten
The key to peace is
sitting on your shoulders So knock upon
the door And you walk on in You're
just a child who has but to remember
that in yourself you just found your
best friend
So ride away, ride away Ride
away, ride away
Crazy Horse he was laid
to rest On a creek called Wounded Knee
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