NoMBe - Seminole

When he came around, half asleep, high on tee

He became the ground, too late to see

The most renowned give orders

To burn'em down

Native wife and kids were too slow to live

And just that night, he lost his mind

And he won't rest till fire’s set

On everything, that he can’t have

Till everything is turns to ash

Bonfire, Seminole

(There) goes the love thug

Native hunter, he’s a hustler

And he’s restless

As he makes his round

Bonfire, Seminole

He’s a madman and his heart is

Ever burning

He’s a love thug

When the sun gos down

When he came to town

Oh so blue, indigo, unprepared

The sundance kid

He demanded the finest, of dolls they had

She took him to her room

She even spoke his tongue

But little she knew

He had red head, too

Takes out the match

And a can of gas

Couldn’t be saved by cheap perfume

Nor prepared, for what came next

(This song details the journey of a Seminole Indian. Under the Indian Removal Act passed by Andrew Jackson, many Seminoles were forcibly removed from their homes with little supplies and forewarning. As a result, many tried to flee from the officials, as is the journey of the man in this song.)