Yaú Šni (A Love Song) (1911) A song from the wiówešte genre (a love song where the male singer recalls the words of a woman). “If you are truthful, come…”
Song of the Crow and Owl (1911) This song came to Šiyáka during his his haŋbléčheya, when he was guided to a village by a man in the form of a crow. In the chief's tent he met another man in the form of an owl, who taught Šiyáka to look up and befriend the winged ones for protection.
Song in honor of John Grass (1912) An honor song sung for Chief John Grass at a 1912 summer gathering at Standing Rock, using a grass-dance melody.
Iktomi conquers Iya, the eater (1927) Iktomi and Iya meet and try to overpower each other with magic until Iktomi tricks Iya into visiting a camp where, with the aid of the warriors, Iya is killed. From his body emerge the countless tribes he has eaten, and they repopulate the earth.
A doubleface steals a child (1927) A child is sent out into the dark for being naughty, and disappears. He is later found in the hands of a hairy monster who has abused him severely. The people kill the monster, and believe it was the mythical Double-Face.
