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Johnny Horton Cherokee Boogie Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.70/10 [20 votes]Album: Honky Tonk Man: The Essential Johnny Horton, 1956-1960 / Original Release Date: 1996-03-12Genre: CountrySong Duration: 2 min 27 sec
JOHNNY HORTON
- Cherokee Boogie LyricsWell, A Cherokee chief as he dances along
Sings an Indian boogie to a white man's song
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances over here and he dances over there
Now he's dancing with a squal called standing bear
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances on the hill and he dances on the rock
But he keeps on shaking that tomohawk
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he sings a little soft and he sings a little loud
with his tom-tom beatin' so big and proud
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances over here and he dances over there
Now he's dancing with a squal called standing bear
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Now, he's a Cherokee cheif as a you all might know
When he keeps on a singing nuven-yo
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Sings an Indian boogie to a white man's song
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances over here and he dances over there
Now he's dancing with a squal called standing bear
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances on the hill and he dances on the rock
But he keeps on shaking that tomohawk
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he sings a little soft and he sings a little loud
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Well, he dances over here and he dances over there
Now he's dancing with a squal called standing bear
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin' "Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
A well a "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Now, he's a Cherokee cheif as a you all might know
When he keeps on a singing nuven-yo
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
Singin'"Hey-ho-a-lina"
"Hey-ho-a-lina"
singin' "hey-ho-a-lina" oh oh no it's in our heads
Facts about Cherokee Boogie
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Cherokee Boogie is written by Moon Mullican, Chief William Redbird.
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It is first released on March 12, 1996 as part of Johnny Horton's album "Honky Tonk Man: The Essential Johnny Horton, 1956-1960" which includes 36 tracks in total. This song is the 23rd track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Cherokee Boogie' by Johnny Horton depicts a Cherokee chief dancing and singing a mix of traditional and modern elements which demonstrate the cultural fusion between both traditions. The lyrics highlight the chief's pride and joy in his heritage which shows how he celebrates his native identity through music and dance. The lyrics of Cherokee boogie mostly focus on expressing happiness and festive activities and social commentary about parties and adventures. The song establishes two main themes because it shows how cultural identity matters to people while celebrating their joyful existence. The lyrics contain no offensive language mature themes or depictions of violence nudity or drug use. The content is suitable for all ages.
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Cherokee Boogie falls under the genre Country.
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Cherokee Boogie song length is 2 minutes and 27 seconds.
Who wrote Cherokee Boogie lyrics?
Cherokee Boogie is written by Moon Mullican, Chief William Redbird.
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When was Cherokee Boogie released?
It is first released on March 12, 1996 as part of Johnny Horton's album "Honky Tonk Man: The Essential Johnny Horton, 1956-1960" which includes 36 tracks in total. This song is the 23rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Cherokee Boogie lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the song 'Cherokee Boogie' by Johnny Horton depicts a Cherokee chief dancing and singing a mix of traditional and modern elements which demonstrate the cultural fusion between both traditions. The lyrics highlight the chief's pride and joy in his heritage which shows how he celebrates his native identity through music and dance. The lyrics of Cherokee boogie mostly focus on expressing happiness and festive activities and social commentary about parties and adventures. The song establishes two main themes because it shows how cultural identity matters to people while celebrating their joyful existence. The lyrics contain no offensive language mature themes or depictions of violence nudity or drug use. The content is suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Cherokee Boogie?
Cherokee Boogie falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Cherokee Boogie?
Cherokee Boogie song length is 2 minutes and 27 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Moon Mullican, Chief William Redbird
Record Label(s): 1996 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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