Song Lyrics
She s no good, how i learned to hate the word Breed, she s a cherokee
But i can t run away from what i am, both sides were against me since the day i was born
we weren t accepted and i felt ashamed
we never settled
Tell me who s to blame, how i learned to hate the word
My father married a pure cherokee, my mother s people were ashamed of me
My mother s people were ashamed of me, when you re not welcome you don t hang around, we never settled
the other children always laughed at me
when you re not welcome you don t hang around
She s no good, how i learned to hate the word
That s all i ever heard, how i learned to hate the word
that s all i ever heard
She s no good, nineteen i left them
How i learned to hate the word, that s all i ever heard, when you re not welcome you don t hang around
How i learned to hate the word, how i learned to hate the word Half, both sides were against me since the day i was born
how i learned to hate the word
She s no good, how i learned to hate the word, how i learned to hate the word
the white man always called me indian squaw
we never settled
The indians said that i was white by law, how i learned to hate the word Breed, how i learned to hate the word
She s no good, that s all i ever heard Swede, that s all i ever heard
We never settled, tell me who s to blame, that s all i ever heard
How i learned to hate the word, the other children always laughed at me Blue, how i learned to hate the word
We weren t accepted and i felt ashamed, my life since then has been from man to man, how i learned to hate the word
We weren t accepted and i felt ashamed, how i learned to hate the word, give her a feather
my father married a pure cherokee
That s all i ever heard, give her a feather
The white man always called me indian squaw, but i can t run away from what i am, the white man always called me indian squaw
my life since then has been from man to man
The indians said that i was white by law, she s no good, give her a feather
We never settled, she s a cherokee, nineteen i left them
give her a feather
that s all i ever heard
We weren t accepted and i felt ashamed, both sides were against me since the day i was born Breed, we never settled
That s all i ever heard, the white man always called me indian squaw, we weren t accepted and i felt ashamed
the other children always laughed at me
both sides were against me since the day i was born
When you re not welcome you don t hang around, give her a feather, the other children always laughed at me
Both sides were against me since the day i was born, my life since then has been from man to man Swede, she s a cherokee
