Ray Stevens<\/p>\n
MR. CUSTER\r\nAs recorded by Ray Stevens\r\n(From the 1969 Album GITARZAN)\r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n \r\n[Intro]\r\nAm<\/span>\r\n \r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\n C<\/span> G<\/span> C<\/span>\r\nThat famous day in history the men of the 7th Cavalry went riding on\r\nC<\/span>\r\nAnd from\u2005the\u2005rear, a voice\u2005was heard\r\n G<\/span> C<\/span>\r\nA brave young man with\u2005a trembling word rang loud and clear\r\n E<\/span>\r\nWhat the...am I doin'\u205fhere?\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 1]\r\nAm<\/span> Dm<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\nPlease,\u205fMr.\u205fCuster, I don't\u205fwanna go\r\n Dm<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\nHey, Mr.\u205fCuster, please don't make me go\r\n Dm<\/span>\r\nLet me tell you, I had a dream last night\r\nAm<\/span>\r\nAbout the comin' fight\r\nDm<\/span>\r\nSomebody yelled \"attack, attack\"\r\n Am<\/span> E7<\/span>\r\nAnd there I stood with an arrow in my back\r\nAm<\/span> Dm<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\nPlease, Mr. Custer, I don't wanna go\r\nAm<\/span>\r\n(Forward ho)\r\nAm<\/span>\r\nNo, no, no, no\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 2]\r\nDm<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\n Look at them bushes out there\r\nAm<\/span>\r\nThey're moving\r\nAm<\/span>\r\nI bet there's an Injun behind every one of 'em\r\n Dm<\/span>\r\nHey, Mr. Custer\r\n Am<\/span>\r\nYou mind if, uh, I be excused for the rest of the afternoon?\r\nAm\r\nHey, Charlie, duck your head\r\nDm Am\r\nNo, you're a little late on that one, Charlie\r\nAm\r\nWhoo, I bet that smarts\r\n \r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\nC G C\r\nThey were sure of victory, the men of the 7th Cavalry, as they rode on\r\nC\r\nAh, sing it out, troops\r\nC\r\nAgain from the rear, a voice was heard\r\n G C\r\nThat same brave voice with a trembling word rang loud and clear\r\n E7\r\nWhat am I doin' here?\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 3]\r\nAm Dm Am\r\nPlease, Mr. Custer, I don't wanna go\r\n Dm Am\r\nListen, Mr. Custer, please, please, please don't make me go\r\n Dm\r\nThere's a redskin a-waitin' out there\r\nAm\r\nFixin' to take my hair\r\nDm\r\nA coward I've been called\r\n Am E7\r\n'Cause I don't want to wind up dead or bald, no\r\nAm Dm Am\r\nPlease, Mr. Custer, I don't want to go\r\nAm\r\n(Forward ho)\r\nAm\r\nNo, no, no\r\n \r\n \r\n[Outro]\r\nDm Am\r\nI wonder what the Injun word for friend is\r\nAm\r\nLet's see, friend\r\nAm\r\nKemo sabe, that's it, kemo sabe\r\n Dm Am\r\nKemo sabe! Hey out there, kemo sabe!\r\nAm\r\nNo, that ain't it\r\n Dm\r\nLook at 'em out there\r\n Am\r\nRunnin' around like a bunch of wild Indians\r\n Dm\r\nThis ain't no time for jokin'<\/span><\/pre>\nX<\/span><\/div>\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Ray Stevens MR. CUSTER As recorded by Ray Stevens (From the 1969 Album GITARZAN) [Intro] Am { CHORUS } C G C That famous day in history the men of the 7th Cavalry went riding on C And from\u2005the\u2005rear, a voice\u2005was heard G C A brave young man with\u2005a trembling …