The Rolling Stones - Indian girl

^C Little Indian girl, where is your m^Fama? ^C Little Indian girl, where is your p^Fapa? ^C He's fighting in the war in the streets of Ma^Fsaya ^G All the children were d^Fead ^G Except for the girl who s^Faid &q^Cuot;Please Mister Gringo, please find^F my father" ^G Lesson number o^Fne ^G better learn while you're y^Foung L^Cife just goes on and on getting harder and ha^Frder ^C Little Indian girl, from Nueva, Gra^Fnada ^{C F}

^CMa says there's no food, there's nothing left in the l^Farder L^Cast piece of meat was eaten by the soldiers that r^Faped her ^G Lesson number o^Fne ^G that you learn when you're y^Foung L^Cife just goes on and on getting harder and h^Farder L^Cife just goes on and on getting harder and h^Farder ^C Little Indian girls from Nueva, Gra^Fnada ^C Little Indian girls from Nueva, Gra^Fnada ^G Yes, I saw them tod^Fay ^G It's a sight I would s^Fay They're sh^Cooting down planes With their M-16 and with l^Faughter

^C Mr. Gringo, my f^Father he ain't no Che Guevara ^C And he's fighting a war on the streets of Ma^Fsaya ^C Little Indian girl where is your f^Father? ^C Indian girl where is your m^Fomma? ^C They're fighting for Mr. Castro in the streets of An^Fgola ^C La la la la la ^Fla ^C