Eddy Arnold – The Battle Of Little Big Horn (Guitar)

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Have you ever heard the story Of the fight of Little Big Horn

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Right from the lips Of someone that saw?

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Well, I was there on that Cold and fateful morning

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Watched General Custer and the bloody massacre.

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There were muskets Arrows, cannonballs a flyin',

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Yelling, screaming a lot of men were dyin',

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There at the Little Big Horn.

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There were one thousand Indians standing on the river bank,

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Two hundred calvary Waiting there with pride,

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Then I saw chief Crazy Horse leader of the Indians,

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Old General Custer With his musket by his side.

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Then Crazy Horse started things with a yell

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That shattered the quiet Of the early morn,

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General Custer gave out a mighty mighty roar,

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And they met at the Little Big Horn.

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There were muskets Arrows, cannonballs a flyin',

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Yelling, screaming a lot of men were dyin',

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There at the Little Big Horn.

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Of the one thousand Indians there on the river bank,

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Five hundred Indians died in the fight,

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And the brave calvary that had fought there that morning,

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Two hundred men not a single one survived.

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There were muskets Arrows, cannonballs a flyin',

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Yelling, screaming a lot of men were dyin',

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There at the Little Big Horn.