Iko Iko-Marley's Ghost

Traditional Jackimo feen-I-ay Jackimo feen-I-ay You don't like what the big chief say. He say Jackimo feen-I-ay Jackimo feen-I-ay Hooray Melinda Jackimo feen-I-ay Jackimo fender You don't like what the big chief say. He say Jackimo feen-I ay Well my spy boy and your spy boy sittin' by the bayou. Yeah my spy boy and your spy boy we're gonna get your chicken by you And he say now Here me sing out Hey now Hey now Hey now Hey now Iko Iko on day And it's jackimo feeno an-an-day Jackimo feen-I-ay Well the little-bitty boy got a heart of steel Iko iko an-day And he never would bow and he never would kneel. Jackimo feen-I-ay He was a mighty brave when he sang his song Iko iko an-day And that's why his name gonna carry on. Jackimo feen-I-ay Here me sing out Well the prettiest thing I ever did see Iko iko an-day Was a Mardi Gras Injun in New Orleans. Jackimo feen-I-ay Yeah they run' em up and they run 'em on down. Iko iko an-day And they play wild Injun when the sun go down. Jackimo feen-I-ay Well you see my spy she all dressed in green. Iko iko an-day Yeah hide the pistol where it can't be seen. Jackimo feen-I-ay Well you see my spy she all dressed in red. Iko iko an-day Gonna bury a hatchet in the big chief's head. Jackimo feen-I-ay Everybody sing now Hear you sing out Well the Mardi Gras comin' and it won't be long Iko iko an-day 'til the wild Tchopatoulas start to carry on. Jackimo feen-I-ay Hear you sing out And it's jackimo feeno an-an-day Jackimo feen-I-ay