KAW-LIGA WAS
A WOODEN INDIAN
STANDIN' BY THE DOOR
HE FELL IN LOVE WITH
THE INDIAN MAID
OVER IN
THE ANTIQUE STORE
KAW-LIGA
OH OH OH
OH
WELL HE STOOD THERE
SAID HE NEVER
LET IT SHOW
'CAUSE HE COULD
NEVER ANSWER
YES OR NO NO NO NO
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
WELL HE NEVER
GOT A KISS
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
HE DON'T KNOW
WHAT HE MISSED
IS IT ANY WONDER
THAT HIS FACE IS RED
KAW-LIGA THAT POOR OL'
WOODEN HEAD
HE ALWAYS WORE HIS
SUNDAY FEATHERS
AND HELD A TOMAHAWK
THE MAIDEN WORE HER
BEADS AND BRAIDS
AND HOPED SOMEDAY
HE'D TALK
KAW-LIGA
WOAH WOAH
WELL HE STOOD THERE
AS LONELY AS CAN BE
'CAUSE HIS HEART
WAS OF AN OL' PINE
KNOTTY TREE
TREE T-TREE
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
WELL HE NEVER
GOT A KISS
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
HE DON'T KNOW
WHAT HE MISSED
IS IT ANY WONDER
THAT HIS FACE IS RED
KAW-LIGA
THAT POOR OL'
WOODEN HEAD
AND THEN ONE DAY
A WEALTHY CUSTOMER
BOUGHT THE INDIAN MAID
HE TOOK HER
OH SO FAR AWAY
BUT OL' KAW-LIGA STAYED
KAW-LIGA WOAH
WOAH
WELL HE STOOD THERE
SAID HE NEVER
LET IT SHOW
'CAUSE HE COULD
NEVER ANSWER
YES OR NO NO NO NO
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
WELL HE NEVER
GOT A KISS
POOR OL' KAW-LIGA
HE DON'T KNOW
WHAT HE MISSED
IS IT ANY WONDER
THAT HIS FACE IS RED
KAW-LIGA
THAT POOR OL'
WOODEN HEAD
OH LI OH LI OH
OW OW OW KAW-LIGA