| [ Running Bear ] |
| On the banks of the river stood Runnin' Bear, young Indian brave |
| On the other side of the river stood his lovely Indian maid |
| Little White Dove was-a her name, such a lovely sight to see |
| But their tribes fought with each other so their love could never be |
| * |
| Runnin' Bear loved Little White Dove with a love big as the sky |
| Runnin' Bear loved Little White Dove with a love that couldn't die * |
| He couldn't swim the raging river 'cause the river was too wide |
| He couldn't reach Little White Dove, waiting on the other side |
| In the moonlight he could see her blowing kisses 'cross the waves |
| Her little heart was beating faster, waiting there for her brave |
| * |
| Runnin' Bear dove in the water, Little White Dove did the same |
| And they swam out to each other through the swirling stream they came |
| As their hands touched and their lips met, the ragin' river pulled them down |
| Now they'll always be together in that happy hunting ground |
| * |
| [ Cradle Of Love ] |
| * |
| Well, rock-a-bye baby, in the treetop |
| When the wind blows the cradle will rock |
| So rock-a-bye baby, in the treetop |
| When the wind blows, mmm... * |
| Well, Jack be nimble, Jack be quick |
| Jack jumped over the candlestick |
| He jumped so high up above |
| He landed in the cradle of love |
| * |
| Hi diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle |
| The cow jumped over the moon |
| And on the way down she met a turtle dove |
| Said "Let's go rockin' in the cradle of love" |
| * |
| Jack and Jill went up the hill |
| To get a pail of water |
| Jack fell for Jill, gave her a shove |
| They fell into the cradle of love |
| * |