David Warmke

[Refrão] D Am Indian Spirits they run the gamut C G Good and Bad there are there D Am Have been since Deuteronomy 32 C G When God gave the nations to the Sons of God [Verso 1] D Am Who were those sons of God D Am They were not Jews, Abraham was not born yet D Am They were deities, Elohim, Sons of God, the other Gods C G Deuteronomy 32 it is right there hidden in plain sight [Verso 2] D Am So, they are now in charge to execute Gods plan C G Well some did, the good Spirits, they are mostly forgotten D Am Most did not, the bad ones those we remember we remember C G Baal, Zuese, Hades, Blackfoot, Hopi, Navaho [Refrão] D Am Indian Spirits they run the gamut C G Good and Bad there are there D Am Have been since Deuteronomy 32 C G When God gave the nations to the Sons of God [Verso 3] D Am Tribes like the Choctaw had a belief close to Christianity D Am Hashtahli, the Creator or Supreme Being, D Am Nanapesa, the breath maker C G Stories of a Creator and Great Flood, very common [Verso 4] D Am Now the Lord has put 3 people in my life to show this to me C G A Choctaw Writer, a toastmaster storyteller teaching Native Christianity to kids D Am A Cherokee, grandson of the penned Cherokee, a blessing to me and many C G A Irish Lady Holy Spirit filled, adopted by a HOPI Indian Chief, a Sutherland Springs survivor [Verso 5] D Am These three in knew well, not a coincidence C G They believed in Jesus, but kept their Indian Spirituality D Am Christians mostly think of evil Indian Spirits, doing destruction C G But there Is so much more, slow down and perceive all those around you [Refrão] D Am Indian Spirits they run the gamut C G Good and Bad there are there D Am Have been since Deuteronomy 32 C G When God gave the nations to the Sons of God