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“Witchi Tai To” lyrics by Jim Pepper, 1968

“Witchi Tai To” lyrics by Jim Pepper, 1968, Lovetruth Music/BMI:

What a spirit spring is bringing round my head
Makes me feel glad that I’m not dead
Witchi Tai Tai, kimarah
Whoa Ron-nee Ka
Whoa Ron-nee Ka
Hey-ney, hey-ney, no-wah
Witchi Tai Tai, kimarah
Whoa Ron-nee Ka
Whoa Ron-nee Ka
Hey-ney, hey-ney, no-wah

Everything Is Everything sings:

Water spirit feelings
Springin’ round my head
Makes me feel glad
That I’m not dead

Brewer & Shipley sing:

What a spirit spring
Is bringing round my head
Makes me feel glad
That I’m not dead

-71.174.175.150 (talk) 22:23, 4 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]