American Indian Wars
- "Apache Tears" - Johnny Cash (1964)
- "Buffalo Soldier" - Bob Marley (1980)
- "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" - Walela (1997)
- "Calico Indians" - Rasputina about the Anti-rent wars (2010)
- "Cherokee" - Europe (1986)
- "Comanche (The Brave Horse)" - Johnny Horton (1960)
- "Creek Mary's Blood" - Nightwish (2004)
- "Custer Died for Your Sins" - Floyd Westerman (1969)
- "Custer Got His... (Anti-Custer Song)" - S-cuk Gogs (2007)
- "Freedom" - Rage Against the Machine (1992)
- "Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)" - Paul Revere & The Raiders (1971)
- "Indians - Anthrax
- "Mr.Custer" - Larry Verne (1960)
- "Run To the Hills" - Iron Maiden (1982)
- "Soldier Blue" - Buffy Sainte-Marie (1971)
- "Stars and Stripes"-Anti Flag
- "Wampum Prayer" - Tori Amos (2002)
- "White Man"-Queen (1976)
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