Custer's Last Man - Popcorn, Popcorn & the Mohawks, The Mohawks

Men have walked and men have climbed

They live like men, and so they die so bold

But now it all comes to life

The tale of Custer’s faithful night untold

Voice 1: Hey, is this where Custer’s Last Stand took place in 1976?

Voice 2: Yeah, that’s right!

Hey!

Listen, here that?

Voice 1: Sounds like someone digging in that hole over there to me!

Sarge, may we investigate that hole over there?

Sarge: Alright, everyone on the double to that hole over there!

Voice 1: There’s a old man down there digging!

Sarge: Hey, old man!

Hey, old man down there!

Old man, can you hear me?

Hey!

Old Man: Please, Mr. Custer!

I don’t wanna go!

Sarge: Here, grab onto this rope, we’ll pull you up

Old Man: I don’t wanna get scalped!

Sittin' Bull and his friends

Waitin' up there for my scalp, you fellas ain’t gonna fool me!

Sarge: We’re the US Army, this is 1960!

Voice 4: Well what am I doin' here?

Voice 1: Hey, he’s wearing a 7th Calvary uniform!

And he’s still digging!

What happened, old man?

Old Man: Me and Mr. Custer was the only ones left, and-

Voice 1: What did you do?

Old Man: All I could do was cry

They tied Mr. Custer up in a fully looking thing

Voice 1: What did they tie him up with?

Was it chains?

Old Man: Nope, wasn’t no chains

Voice 1: Was it belts?

Old Man: Nope, it wasn’t no belts neither

Voice 1: Was it, rope?

Old Man: Nope, wasn’t none of them neither

Voice 1: Then what did they tie him with?

Voice 2: What was it, what was it?

Old Man: It was an itsy bitsy, teeny weeny

Yellow polka dot bikini

Then early that next morning, all the Indians left except one

I snook up on him, and pow, I let him have it with old betsy

I felt sorry for the fella after I shot him, though

And I said «Mr.

Indian, is there any last words you got before

You go to your huntin' ground?»

Indian: Tell’um Laura, I Love-um her!

Old Man: I untied Mr. Custer, and we ran lickety-split

Before them other Indians come back

Then Mr. Custer broke out and started runnin' and yelpin'

And yellin'

Voice 1: Well what was he yellin', what was he sayin'?

Voice 2: What was he sayin'?

Custer: I’m a yogi, I’m a yogi baby!

Old Man: What?

Custer: I’m a yogi, I’m a yogi baby!

Old Man: What?

Custer: I’m a yogi!

Old Man: After Mr. Custer ran off thinkin' he was

One of them yogi fellas, the Indians caught me again!

That’s the reason you fellas see me diggin' now!

And the medicine man told me that he was gonna let me go

Scott-free if, if I could

Voice 2: If you could what, if you could what?

Old man: Move two mountains, drain a river

Dive, swim the deep ends, oh, and pull the stop from the sky

And I’m on my second mountain right now

So get away from me right now!

Get away!

Men have walked and men have climbed

They live like men, and so they die so bold

But now it all has come to life

The tale of Custer’s faithful night been’s told

Old Man: Oh geez, fellas, get on away from me

And let me drain this river and climb this mountain

Oh fellas, let me alone, will you?

Oh, get away from me, fellas

Please let me climb this mountain!