Geronimo George Jones
"Geronimo" by George Jones, released in 1965, is a #Country song that explores themes of love, loss, and longing. The lyrics depict a man yearning for a lost relationship, using the metaphor of Geronimo to symbolize bravery in facing emotional turmoil. Unique musical elements include Jones' emotive vocal delivery and traditional instrumentation. The song has had a lasting impact on country music, showcasing Jones' storytelling prowess.
(Geronimo, Geronimo)
The pages of the history books can tell you of his fame
And the fear that struck the settlers at the mention of his name
And in Mexico, they won't forget the vengeance of this man
Who blazed a bloody battle trail and terrorized their land
Geronimo (Geronimo)
He blazed a bloody battle trail and terrorized their land
(And terrorized their land)
Some called him a renegade and some called him chief
Some called him a warrior and some called him a thief
But this Cherakowa red man no braver hero falls
Apache brave and no ones slave he feared no man at all
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Apache brave and no ones slave he feared no man at all
(He feared no man at all)
And no matter where he wandered
No matter where you go
His name will live forever
The famed Geronimo (the famed Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
The pages of the history books can tell you of his fame
And the fear that struck the settlers at the mention of his name
And in Mexico, they won't forget the vengeance of this man
Who blazed a bloody battle trail and terrorized their land
Geronimo (Geronimo)
He blazed a bloody battle trail and terrorized their land
(And terrorized their land)
Some called him a renegade and some called him chief
Some called him a warrior and some called him a thief
But this Cherakowa red man no braver hero falls
Apache brave and no ones slave he feared no man at all
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Apache brave and no ones slave he feared no man at all
(He feared no man at all)
And no matter where he wandered
No matter where you go
His name will live forever
The famed Geronimo (the famed Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
Geronimo (Geronimo)
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