Shania Twain - Half breed

^FMy father ^Cmarried a pure ^GCherokee ^GMy mother's ^E7people were ^Amashamed of me ^FThe Indians ^Csaid that I was ^Gwhite by ^E7law ^AmThe white man ^Am7always called me "^FIndian squaw"

^AmHalf-breed, that's ^Dmall I ever heard ^AmHalf-breed, how I ^Dmlearned to hate the word ^AmHalf-breed, ^Dmshe's no good, they warned ^FBoth sides were ^Amagainst me since the ^Dm7day I was ^Amborn

^FWe never ^Csettled, went from ^Gtown to town ^GWhen you're not ^E7welcome you don't ^Amhang around ^FThe other ^Cchildren always ^Glaughed at ^E7me ^Am"Give her a ^Am7feather, she's a ^FCherokee"

^AmHalf-breed, that's ^Dmall I ever heard ^AmHalf-breed, how I ^Dmlearned to hate the word ^AmHalf-breed, ^Dmshe's no good, they warned ^FBoth sides were ^Amagainst me since the ^Dm7day I was ^Amborn

^FWe weren't ^Caccepted and I ^Gfelt ashamed ^GNineteen I ^E7left them, tell me ^Amwho's to blame ^FMy life since ^Cthen has been ^Gfrom man to ^E7man ^AmBut I can't run ^Am7away from ^Fwhat I am

^AmHalf-breed, that's ^Dmall I ever heard ^AmHalf-breed, how I ^Dmlearned to hate the word ^AmHalf-breed, ^Dmshe's no good, they warned ^FBoth sides were ^Amagainst me since the ^Dm7day I was ^Amborn