A
The first little Indian gave squaw pretty feather
A
(Little Indian boy)
E
The second little Indian made her an Indian dollar
E
(Fighting over a squaw)
         A
Well the third little Indian gave her moccasin leather
A
(Little Indian boy)
    E                        A
The squaw didn't like 'em at all
A
The fourth little Indian took her riding in his big canoe
A
(Little Indian boy)
    E                            E
The fifth little Indian took her down the waterfall
E
(Fighting over a squaw)
     A
The sixth little Indian taught the squaw how to woo-woo
A
(Little Indian boy)
        E                         A
But the squaw didn't like them at all

[Bridge]
A
One little, two little, three little Indians
A
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
E
Four little, five little, six little Indians
E
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
A
Seven little, eight little, nine little Indians
A
(Keep us humming we're the ten little Indians)
E                 A
Ten little Indian boys

[Verse 2]
A
The seventh little Indian took her over to his teepee
A
(Little Indian boy)
E
The eighth little Indian tried to give her a love poem
E
(Fighting over a squaw)
A
The ninth little Indian said "You're my Kemosabe"
A
(Little Indian boy)
    E                         A
The squaw didn't like them at all

[Guitar Solo]
D   A   D   E  A

[Verse 3]
A
The tenth little Indian said it really didn't matter
A
(Little Indian boy)
E
He acted like himself and he didn't look at her
E
(Fighting over a squaw)
A
The squaw didn't care if he never did a thing
A
(Little Indian boy)
            E                      A
Because she loved the tenth Indian boy

[Outro]
A
Loved the tenth Indian boy
E                          A
Loved the tenth Indian boy
A
Loved the tenth Indian boy