Wané - Wané Wanékia! (Oh! Savior!)
Behold, Behold, the Sun has come.
Behold, Behold, the Ancient one.
Hold On, Hold On, Buffalo.
Well you're Walking Tall when you call
the White Buffalo.
Well, she runs to the River, Oh to be Baptized.
Well, she runs to the River, Oh to be Baptized.
Stay Home, lady, find your Father's Eyes.
Stay Home, lady, find your Father's Eyes.
Hold On, Hold On, Buffalo.
Well you're Walking Tall when you call
the White Buffalo.
Whether I'm right or wether I'm wrong,
Whether I'm lost in a terrible storm,
Hold On, Hold On, Buffalo.
Well you're Walking Tall when you call
the White Buffalo.
Ei Ya, Ei Ya, Hé-a Ei Ya, Hé Ya Weste Lo.
Well, don't ask the shaman for his Charms,
Well, don't ask the shaman for his Charms.
Stay Home, brother, find your Mother's Arms,
Stay Home, brother, find your Mother's Arms.
Hold On, Hold On, Buffalo.
Well you're Walking Tall when you call
the White Buffalo.
Well His Eyes are Big and His Head is a'bending Low,
His Skin is White and He moves like a Picture Show.
His Horns are Fire, and His Eyes they are a'glow.
You're walking Tall when you call on the Buffalo,
You're Walking Tall when you fall a White Buffalo.
You're Walking Tall when you fall a White Buffalo.
You're Walking Tall when you fall a White Buffalo.
Ei Ya, Ei Ya, Hé-a Ei Ya, Hé Ya Weste Lo.
In the land there the White Corn is Hoed,
In the land, the Land that Jesus sowed,
You're walking Tall when you call on the Buffalo.
You're Walking Tall when you fall
the White Buffalo.
Wané - Wané Wanékia.
Wané - Wané Wanékia.
Behold, Behold, the Sun has come.
Behold, Behold, the Ancient One.
Hold On, Hold On, Buffalo.
You're Walking Tall when you fall
the White Buffalo
Wanékia: a Sioux word meaning Savior

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