"Quanah" genre: Folk Rock
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	Indigenous Folk/Accoustic
	Credits: music & lyrics by Rico Cordova
	Story Behind the Song Lyrics In 1500 the People leave the River Of Wind Don Juan embarks for Cibola and the Wars begin Then the Pueblo Rebellion, then horses to master the plains The warriors spread fear among the enemies and legends are born But, that's all right, you can go to the museum and see....their remains But, that's all right, you can go to the desert and steal....their remains They stand alone throughout time Five hundred years of pain and strife Alliances and treaties falter again and again Disease, starvation and fighting leave death on the wind Enemies fall one by one as the People weather the storm Cynthia Anne Parker is captured and a new legend is born But, that's all right, you can go to the museum and see....their remains But, that's all right, you can go to the desert and steal....their remains They stand alone throughout time Five hundred years of pain and strife The Indian Wars break out and the Nations take sides Carson, Makenzie and Custer enforce the Reservations' lines Adobe Walls, McClellan Creek, Red River War and Quanah fights on Palo Duro, Little Big Horn, but it's too late, the Buffalo is gone But, that's all right, you can go to the museum and see....their remains But, that's all right, you can go to the desert and steal....their remains They stand alone throughout time Five hundred years of pain and strife

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