Lumberjack

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I lived on a farm out in Iowa
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I pulled the corn and I worked in 
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the hay
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Got trapped by a girl but I wiggled
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 free
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Heard the Oregon timber calling me


[Chorus]
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Will you tell me something, Mr. 
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Lumberjack?
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Is it one for forward and three for 
back?
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Is it two for stop or four for go?
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Boy, ask a whistle punk, I don't 
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know


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Well, I learned this fact from a 
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logger named Ray
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You don't cut timber on a windy day
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Stay out of the woods when the 
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moisture's low
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Or you ain't gonna live to collect
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 your dough


[Chorus]

  A                            
Will you tell me something, Mr. 
 D     A
Lumberjack?
  A                       E
Is it one for forward and three for 
back?
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Is it two for stop or four for go?
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Boy, ask a whistle punk, I don't 
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know



[Verse 3]
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Well you work in the woods from 
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morning to night
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You laugh and sing and you cuss and 
fight
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On Saturday night you go to Eugene
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And on a Sunday morning, your 
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pockets are clean


[Chorus]

  A                            
Will you tell me something, Mr. 
 D     A
Lumberjack?
  A                       E
Is it one for forward and three for 
back?
      A                        D
Is it two for stop or four for go?
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Boy, ask a whistle punk, I don't 
A
know