Sasakwa Lyrics

Way down in Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north

You don't wander out at night

And folks don't sit out on their porch

You head out east just outside of town

Theres a two story house built on tribal ground

In the summer it's 104

A cold breeze would hit you when you opened the door

Lantern would show up by the care takers cottage

And head down the old road the government plotted

You could see it floating out in the night

But when you got to close the fire would die

Way down in Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north

You don't wander out at night

And folks don't sit out on their porch

Theres something heavy in the air

It'll shake your soul down to the core

Don't go to Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north

The air grew heavy and the wind grew still

The fog came down on wilsons mill

We all knew not to play by the well

By the stories passed down that granny would tell

Then Robbie turned white as a sheet

His hand was shaking while he pointed to the trees

We grabbed him up and then ran like hell

Nobody looked back til we hit that trail

We don't know what that boys eyes seen

But he wouldn't go back til he was in his teens

Way down in Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north

You don't wander out at night

And folks don't sit out on their porch

Theres something heavy in the air

It'll shake your soul down to the core

Don't go to Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north

Don't go, don't go, don't go, don't go go go

Don't go, don't go, don't go, don't go go go

Don't go to Seminole county

Where the little river bends back north