Them Injuns

You'd best stay away from those Indians, I've often heard it said, But the worth of a man is most often found, In what's going on in your head. Though I must admit there's more than a few, Who will take the gold out of your teeth, It takes a lot more than the color of skin, To make a man a thief. They're more than just thieves, they're drunkards to boot, They're filthy, sneaky and cruel; But it matters not the race of a man, Enough booze turns them all into fools. Unintelligent, dirty, their morals are low, They're savage, unlike you and me. Each race has it's customs and problems for sure, On that I will have to agree. When the White Man first came he was met with good will, Accepted and treated well. If not for the Native Americans, They'd have died for that first year was Hell. The Indians taught them how to survive; How to plant and put back for the winter; How to hunt and how to trap, And how to make the meat tender. In return the White Man gave gifts, Shiny trinkets, beads and tea. He also gave us something else, The cold and flu germs were free. They stole our land, they stole our pride, And turned us into slaves. They tried to wipe us from the land, And put us in our graves. Now you say we're not like you, We're savage, filthy, stupid; And you believe this over-all view, To be correct, indubit. Never look down on another man, Because he's different from you. Your race, your looks come from God, my friend, It's He that decides skin hue. Where you're born, your skin, your very blood, Are gifts from God, Almighty. Every man has a right to be proud. Do not take what God has done lightly.