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| Yellowhorse (Ottershagen) She stood in the desert by the road waiting for the bus to unload Her table covered by jewelry and stones and artifacts made of bones To protect her from the heat they set up a teepee and inside sleeps her two babies A cooler kepps the coke cold just another thing she might get sold At noon arrives her husband he brings gramma with him in the van picks up the money unloads some goods drives her home to cook some food I saw her as I passed by witnessed the sadness in her eyes I kept driving on for a while then I saw this big sign |
| Chief Yellowhorse says "Come back" Yellowhorse says "Turn around" "Friendly Indians Behind you They want to share their pride with you" |