CHEROKEE BLOOD
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                CHEROKEE BLOOD

     Cherokee blood flowed like water
     in a red colored stream
     As I watched my brother dying
     at my feet

     I could hear the soldier's rifle
     when he gunned the young brave down
     And I knew a life was ended
     at the sound

          The soldier said,
          Injuns deserve to die, they have no fear of God
          I saw those savage eyes, just before I shot
          There ought to be a price paid for every drop
          of Cherokee Blood

     I was proud of my people
     We'd made peace with the whites
     Now I vowed not to die there
     without a fight

          - Not afraid to die, I had no fear of God
          I saw the soldier's eyes just before he shot
          There ought to be a price paid for every drop
          of Cherokee Blood

     I live on as a spirit
     in the heart of every brave
     I live through my children's children
     - in their veins

               Written by Jeff Stewart
               Copyright 1996 Blue Clover Music (ASCAP)

 
 

     
   
       
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Status: This album is in development

Style: 'Swampy' Country, Country, Country/Rock
Songs:
WESTERN MOVIES
ON THE RUN (THEY'LL NEVER CATCH ME)
THE CHOICE
CHEROKEE BLOOD
THE LAW
GHOST TOWN
WHEN THE TWISTER TOUCHED DOWN
DUSTY PIRATE
SURVIVOR
MY SHORT-LIVED LIFE OF CRIME
COWBOY LULLABY / CITY BOY DREAM

        

   
    
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Writer:  Jeff Stewart (no co-writer)

 
 
 
  

 
 

       
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Well . . . I'm 1/32 Cherokee Indian . . . and proud of it! 
I'm not sure what brought about this story . . . maybe I'm his "children's children",
and he's "in my veins" . . . I have always had a lot of respect for the American Indian Heritage . . .
by the way, my great-grandfather (paternal grandmother's father . . .)
was a cowboy . . . hmmm . . .