American songwriter singer-songwriter, Stompin' Tom Connors, has returned with a brand new track titled "The Canadian Lumber Jack". This well-crafted song serves as the latest entry from Stompin' Tom Connors this year 1972, following the release of previously released songs. The track is taken off the body of work project, "Bud The Spud".
"The Canadian Lumber Jack" showcases Stompin' Tom Connors's commendable ability to skillfully blend different music styles while delivering potent verses. His unmatched flow and impeccable delivery make this track a true gem among his impressive collection of songs.
However, "The Canadian Lumber Jack" is taken off the body of work Project, "Bud The Spud".
The production credits for "The Canadian Lumber Jack" go to the talented music producer, Tom Connors.
Overall, "The Canadian Lumber Jack" is a must-listen for fans of Stompin' Tom Connors and anyone who appreciates great music. Whether you're looking for a song to dance to or a track to help you through a tough time, "The Canadian Lumber Jack" is sure to deliver. So why not give it a listen today?
Quotable Lyrics:
If I Sang about a saddle with a lasso and a gun,|You'd thing about a cowboy beneath the prairie sun|But I sing about a pine tree with a bucksaw and an axe|I sing about a big man, The Canadian Lumberjack.||Oh Hey! To the happy workin' bushman, Of Canada|He's a lumberjack|Oh Hey! To the master of the bushland|He's born to live, By the big bold axe|He's born to live, By the big bold axe||With a whopper giant breakfast, of pancakes, beans and mush||And then you'll hear him whistle all mornin' through the bush|And when it comes to hard work there's just no turnin' back|That son of a gun ironman, The Canadian Lumberjack||Oh Hey! To the happy workin' bushman, Of Canada|He's a lumberjack|Oh Hey! To the master of the bushland|He's born to live, By the big bold axe|He's born to live, By the big bold axe||And when his day is over, he'll talk with many chums|He'll sing about the sweetheart, He'll wed when springtime comes|
