Johnny Cash - Lumberjack

I ^Alived on a farm out in ^DIow^Aa I ^Apulled the corn and I worked in the ^Ehay Go^At trapped by a girl but I wiggled ^Dfree He^Aard the Oregon timber ^Ecalling ^Ame

Wi^All you tell me something, Mr. ^DLumber^Ajack? Is^A it one for forward and ^Ethree for back? Is it ^Atwo for stop or four for ^Dgo? ^ABoy, ask a whistle punk, I don't ^Aknow

Well, I ^Alearned this fact from a ^Dlogger named ^ARay You ^Adon't cut timber on a ^Ewindy day ^AStay out of the woods when the moisture's ^Dlow Or you ^Aain't gonna live to ^Ecollect your ^Adough

Wi^All you tell me something, Mr. ^DLumber^Ajack? Is^A it one for forward and ^Ethree for back? Is it ^Atwo for stop or four for ^Dgo? ^ABoy, ask a whistle punk, I ^Edon't k^Anow

Well you ^Awork in the woods from ^Dmorning to ^Anight ^AYou laugh and sing and you ^Ecuss and fight ^AOn Saturday night you go to Eug^Dene And on a ^ASunday morning, your ^Epockets are ^Aclean

Wi^All you tell me something, Mr. ^DLumber^Ajack? Is^A it one for forward and ^Ethree for back? Is it ^Atwo for stop or four for ^Dgo? ^ABoy, ask a whistle punk, I don't ^Aknow