Timber Man
Johnny Crash
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E A Many many years ago when this land was young,E A lot of our country was covered byB7 big, tall, beautiful trees.E And men had to have the trees toA make wood to build houses,B7 E Make furniture with, to makeA boats, even to make paper with.E So as more and more people came, more wood was needed,B7 So more and more trees were cut down.E And the man that lived in the forest and cut down the treesE Was called the timber man.E A Well, my world is green and darkB7 and dumb, My home is in the loggin'E camp,Continúa después del anuncioE A All week I cut down the mightyB7 trees, Saturday I get to do as IE please.B7 I give the man more than his hire,A E and he'll never know it, if I tire,B7 Show me the toughest tree around,A E the timber man will bring it down.A E B7 Swing it hard, cut it clean, noE halfway or in-between,A E Move when the axe is in my handB7 E make way for the timber man.E Spoken: Yeah, he was a mighty big tough man usually, That timber man that lived in that forest and cut down those big trees.E A Well, they say there's sawdust in my brain,B7 And don't get caught out in theE A rain. I got stump water in my blood,B7 The sweat from my brow turns theE ground to mud.B7 When the men don't know how to fell a tree,A E The one they'll come and ask is me.B7 I'll mark my spot and I'll take my stand,A E The tree?s gonna fall for the timber ManA E Swing it hard cut it clean, noB7 E halfway or in-between,A E Move when the axe is in my hand,B7 E make way for the timber man.E And when they're cuttin' on a treeB7 and it's just about ready to fall,E The man yells out