Lumberjack

N.C C F C C F C I was born on a farm out in Io-wa, Em Am Cm I pull the tall corn and I worked in the hay, F C Am Got trapped by a girly but I'll pull free, C I heard the timber out in Oregon calling me. F C Won't you tell me somethin' Mr Lumber-jack? Is it one for forward and three for back? Am Is it two for stop and four for go? F C "Boy, ask the whistle punk, I don't know." C I learned this fact from a logger named Ray, Em You don't cut timber on a windy day, F C Am Stay out of the woods when the moisture's low, C Or you ain't gonna live to collect your dough. C Won't you tell me somethin' Mr Lumberjack? Is it one for forward and three for back? Am Is it two for stop and four for go? C F C "Boy, ask the whistle punk, I don't know." F C When you work in the woods from morning to night, Em You laugh and you sing and cuss and fight, F C Am On Saturday nig-ht you go to Eu-gene, C And on Sunday morning your pockets are clean. F Won't you tell me somethin' Mr Lumberjack? C Is it one for forward and three for back? Am Is it two for stop and four for go? C F C "Boy, ask the whistle punk, I don't know." F C In the Winter you work in the rain and sleet, Em In the Summer you darn near die from the heat, F C Am You're so doggone tired you sleep in your socks, C And you dream of Paul Bunyan and his big blue Ox. F C Won't you tell me somethin' Mr Lumber-jack? Is it one for forward and three for back? Am Is it two for stop and four for go? F C "Boy, ask the whistle punk, I don't know." N.C C Am Is it two for stop and four for go? C "Boy, ask the whistle punk, I don't know."