Paul

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Tabacca-chewingest and the 
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funkiest and the, the best 
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woodchopper of all of 'em.


[Verse 1]
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Well he rode through the woods on a
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 big blue ox
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He had fists as hard as choppin' 
blocks
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Five hundred pounds and nine feet 
tall
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  That's Paul


[Verse 2]
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Talk about working, when he swings 
his ax
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you could hear it ring for a mile 
and half
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And he'd yell timber and down she'd 
fall
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  for Paul


[Verse 3]
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Talk about drinkin' that man's so 
mean
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that he'd never drink nothin' but 
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kerosene
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A five gallon can is a little bit 
small
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  for Paul


[Verse 4]
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Talk about women that man's so 
lusty,
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needs a woman ever hour just to keep
 from gettin' rusty
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Young ones run and the old ones 
crawl
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  to Paul


[Verse 5]
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Talk about tough well he once had a 
fight
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with a thunderstorm on a cold dark 
night
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I ain't sayin' who won but it don't 
storm at all
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  round here   thanks to Paul


[Verse 6]
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He was ninety years old when he said
 with a sigh
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said I think I'm gonna lay right 
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down and die
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Cause sunshine and sorrow I've seen 
it all
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  says Paul


[Verse 7]
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Says there ain't no man alive can 
kill me,
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ain't no woman left can thrill me
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And I think a heaven just might be a
 ball
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  says Paul


[Bridge]
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  So he died      and we cried


[Verse 8]
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It took eighteen men just to bust 
the ground,
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took three or four more just to 
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lower him down
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Then we covered him up and we 
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figured that was all
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  for Paul


[Verse 9]
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But late one night the trees started
 shaking
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and the dogs started barking and 
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the earth started quaking
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And out of the ground with a   hi 
y'all
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  came Paul


[Verse 10]
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Well he shook the dirt from off his 
clothes,
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he   scratched his ass and wiped his
 nose
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You know being dead wasn't no fun at
 all
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  says Paul


[Verse 11]
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He said now up in heaven they got 
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harps on their knees,
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they got clouds and wings but they 
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got no trees
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I don't think that's much of a 
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heaven at all
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  says Paul


[Verse 12]
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So he jumps on his ox with a fare 
thee well,
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he said   I'll find out if they got
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   trees in hell
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  He rode away   that was all
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  we ever seen of Paul


[Verse 13]
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But the next time you hear a timber 
yell
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that sounds like it's comin' from 
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the pits of hell
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Then a boomin' laugh and a ghostly 
wail like
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somebody choppin' on the devil's 
tail
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Then a shout and a call, a crash and
 a fall
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That ain't no mortal man at all 
that's just Paul