he came out nowhere according to the story to the San Carlos Mission of the Arizona Territory his name meant tall man who comes to mysterious end to the white folks at the mission he was just the apache kid      do you know where he going      do you know where he been      apache kid he rode with   the US Army   wore the coat   of indian scout he found that trouble   was easier   to get into   than to get out took a shot   of whiskey took a shot   of indian wine in the morning   there were   two dead men and he was running   for his life do you know    where he going . . . row 2 they put a name in the paper price on his head five thousand dollars preferably dead he road down skeleton canyon and he road up bitter creek the sergeants said they'd rather track a drunken coyote       do you know where he going . . . .   back at San Carlos the sergeants drink a beer one says to the other a man don't just disappear the other answers two to one he's dead by now but moon hangs like quicksilver and a lone coyote howl       do you know where he going . . . .