| Who’s got a head o' hair to match up with the raven?
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| Who’s got the prairie sun in every smile?
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| Who’s got good credit yet with ol' Mother Nature?
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| Who-o-o? |
| Native North American Child.
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| Who’s got the rhythm of the Universe inside her?
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| Who taught the Pilgrims how to make it in the wild?
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| Who sing a 49-er autumnal changes?
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| Who? |
| Native North American Child.
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| Sing about your ebony African Queen,
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| Sing about your lily-white Lily Marleen,
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| Beauty by the bushel, but the girl of the hour
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| Is the Native North American Prairie Flower!
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| Seminole, Apache, Ute, Paiute and Shoshone,
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| Navaho, Comanche, Hopi, Eskimo, Cree,
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| Tuskarora, Yaqui, Pima, Porca, Oneida,
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| O-o-h! |
| Native North American Me!
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| Sing about your ebony African Queen,
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| Sing about your lily-white Lily Marleen,
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| Beauty by the bushel, but the girl of the hour
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| Is the Native North American Prairie Flower!
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| Cherokee, Muskogee, Fox, and Passamaquoddy,
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| Winnebago, Haida, Mohawk, Saulteaux and Souix,
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| Chicksaw, Ojibwe, Cheyenne, Micmac and Mandan,
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| O-o-h, Native North American You!
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| Yeah, yeah Baby, North American Child. |