1. |
I've Got To Go
04:21
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Why me? I’ve got to leave this city;
To find my identity;
Here, no one knows;
And no one understands.
Ooh ooh ooh… Ooh ooh ooh
Way hey hey… Hey yeah yeah.
Way hey hey… Hey yeah yeah.
Chorus:
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey… Yo way ya hey hey hey hey hey.
Way hey… Yo way ya hey hey hey hey Ho.
This need, running through my brain;
Bloods awake in my veins;
I’ve got to go;
I’ve got to make a stand;
Ooh ooh ooh… Ooh ooh ooh
Way hey hey… Hey yeah yeah.
Way hey hey… Hey yeah yeah.
(Chorus)
I’ve got to go;
I’ve got to stand and fight;
I’ve got to go to exercise my rights;
I’ve got to go despite mom’s cries;
I’ve got go… I’ve got to go tonight;
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey na na… Way hey na… Way na Ho ney Ho ney Ho.
Way hey… Yo way ya hey hey hey hey hey.
Way hey… Yo way ya hey hey hey hey Yo.
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2. |
What Ever Happened
04:36
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What ever happened to the things I used to do, back home on that Reservation?
N’ What ever happened to Grandma’s homemade bread, back home on that Reservation?
N’ What ever happened to Mom’s home-baked pies? Oh, what ever happened?
What ever happened to the things I used to do, back home on that Reservation?
What ever happened to the Circle we had, back home on that Reservation?
N’ what ever happened to the Elders we had, back home on that Reservation?
N’ what ever happened to the Best-friend I had? Oh what ever happened?
What ever happened to the things I used to do, back home on that Reservation?
Chorus:
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
What ever happened to the things I used to do, back home on that Reservation?
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
What ever happened in those Forgotten-days, back home on that Reservation?
Did we lose our Minds and did we lose our Souls, and did we lose our Hearts in the process?
The time has come for people, to come together as One,
The time has come for people, to come together and Heal,
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
(Chorus)
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay yah Ho…
What ever happened to the things I used to do, back home on that Reservation?
Way ya hay ya… Way ya hay… Back home on that Reservation.
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3. |
Another Soul
03:35
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The devil checked his watch and adjusted his tie;
He’s gonna make a deal, gonna tell a lie;
He’s lookin’ for a sucker who’s lookin’ for a friend;
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
Chorus:
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
He’s thirsty, he’s hungry, he’ll always be your friend;
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
The devil drives a car that’s black as night;
With big shiny bumpers, hope you never catch sight;
Of him gainin’ in your mirror; You know he’s got you then;
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
(chorus)
The devil plays the guitar, plays it better than you;
His strings are made of steel, that sound so blue;
Don’t listen pretty ladies; Don’t listen gentlemen;
The devil’s gonna steal another soul again;
(chorus)
The devil took a drink from his glass of wine;
He only drinks the best; And he likes it fine;
A look in his eyes, that starts to shine;
He knows what he wants; And he wants what’s mine;
(chorus)
(chorus)
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4. |
Where Have They Gone
04:09
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Where have the Buffalo gone?
N’ where have the Caribou gone?
N’ where have the Elk all gone?
N’ where have the White… White-Tail gone?
Chorus:
Way hey… Yo way… Yo way hey da.
Way hey… Yo way… You way hey da… Way hey da... hey.
Where have the Salmon gone?
N’ where have the Sturgeon gone?
N’ where have the Trout all gone?
N’ where have the White… White-Fish gone?
(Chorus)
What have the Yellow Man done?
N’ what have the Black Man done?
N’ what have the Red Man done?
N’ what have the White… White Man done?
(Chorus)
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5. |
Lone Warrior
04:47
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I’m a lone warrior in this world;
Tryin’ to survive another day;
I’m tryin’ to do it… On my own;
Miles and miles away from home;
Don’t really know where I’m gonna go;
I’m a lone warrior;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Hey, I’m a lone warrior;
Livin’ life in the big city;
My moccasins in two worlds;
I’m a warrior, who walks a line;
Livin’ life in the fast lane;
Lookin’ for my Indian name;
I’m a lone warrior;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Hey, I’m a lone warrior;
I don’t know my destiny;
I’m crawlin’ on my hands and knees;
I’m on the trail, that trail of tears;
Tryin’ to make my way back home;
The only place I need to go;
I’m a lone warrior;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Hey, I’m a lone warrior;
I’m a lone warrior in this world;
Tryin’ to survive another day;
I’m tryin’ to do it… On my own;
Tryin’ to make my way back home;
The only place I need to go;
I’m a lone warrior;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Hey, I’m a lone warrior;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Woah woah… Way Yeah;
Hey, I’m a lone warrior.
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6. |
On The Road
03:56
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On the road through the mountains;
On my way from the sea;
On the road through the valleys;
On my way across the streams;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah yeah;
On my way across the streams yeah;
Way up high, up in the mountains;
Way up high, the raven cries;
Way up high, above the tree line;
Way up high, the eagle flies;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way up high, the eagle flies;
Chorus;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah;
Way hey yeah;
… Way up high, the eagle flies;
On the road through the Bad Lands;
On my way to see the Sioux;
On the road through to Pine Ridge;
On my way to Wounded Knee;
Way hey yeah yeah;
Way hey yeah yeah;
On my way to Wounded Knee;
(chorus)
…Way yo hey to Wounded Knee... Ah way ya… Hey.
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Donna's Boy Toronto, Ontario
Donna's Boy is a Country-Rock Band fronted by Actor-Director-Musician-Writer Glen Gould.
The name Donna's Boy is to honor Glen’s late mother Donna Doris (Marshall) Gould.
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