Key: C major•
Verse 1
I walked into town,
And in sweet recreation
I was strollin' around.
When I spied this hotel
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in the poor afternoon,
That was sporting a sign,
and I stepped to the bar,
Where a pretty young lady said,
Have a cigar.
I took that cigar,
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saying thanks for the boon,
But she said that's our way
and sat down on my knee
Saying, you are a logger,
it's easy to see
Saying, you are a lumberjack,
that we all know
Oh, your muscles are hard
from your head to your toe
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She proceeded to test if
my muscles were right,
Till I smoked that cigar
without striking the light.
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My head it was rising like a balloon
from the treatment I got in
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the red light saloon.
It was early next morning,
I bid her good -bye.
She waved from the window
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with a tear in her eye.
So I did not discover till the middle of June
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of the red -light saloon.
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Well, I cursed that young lady
till the heaven turned blue
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But with all of my swearing
in the red light salute.
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ChordsC Bbm G Am Db
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