Avastasin täna Johnny Cash'i kuulates, et taadil on olemas täiesti hea lugu, mis kõlbab saemeeste hümniks. Lugu pärineb 1960. aasta kauamängivalt "Ride This Train" ning kannab pealkirja "Lumberjack" ehk maakeeli "Saemees". Otsustage ise:
Johnny Cash - Lumberjack
I lived on a farm out in Iowa
I pulled the corn and I worked in the hay
Got trapped by a girl but I wiggled free
Heard the Oregon timber calling me
Will you tell me something Mr lumberjack
Is it one for forward and three for back
Is it two for stop or four for go?
Boy ask a whistle punk I don't know
Well I learned this fact from a logger named Ray
You don't cut timber on a windy day
Stay out of the woods when the moisture's low
Or you ain't gonna live to collect your doe
Will you tell me something Mr lumberjack
Is it one for forward and three for back
Is it two for stop or four for go?
Boy ask a whistle punk I don't know
Well you work in the woods from morning till night
You laugh and sing and you cuss and fight
On Saturday night you go to Eugene's
And on a Sunday morning your pockets are clean
Will you tell me something Mr lumberjack
Is it one for forward and three for back
Is it two for stop or four for go?
Boy ask a whistle punk I don't know
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äärmiselt romantiline lugu.
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