THE LOG DRIVER'S WALTZ
- Wade Hemsworth
INTRO: D, D, D, D
If you should [D]ask any [D]girl from the [G]parish a-[G]round
A A A7SUS4 D
What pleases her most from her head to her toes
She'll [D]say: I'm [D]not sure that it's [G]business of [G]yours
But I [A]do like to[A] waltz with a[D] log driver, [A](for he goes)
CHORUS:
For he goes [D]birling [D]down, a-[G]down white [G]water
[D]That's where the [D]log driver [A]learns to step[A] lightly
It's [D]birling [D]down, a [G]down white [G]water
D D/DSUS7/D A D D/DSUS7/D A D
A log drivers waltz pleases girls com-pletely
When the [D]drive's nearly [D]over, I [G]like to go [G]down
A A A7SUS4 D
To see all the lads while they work on the river
I [D]know that come [D]evening they'll [G]be in the [G]town
And we [A]all want to[A] waltz with a[D] log driver [A](for he goes)
(CHORUS)
To please[D] both my parent[D]s, I've [G]had to give[G] way
A A A7SUS4 D
And dance with the doctors and merchants and lawyers
Th[D]eir manners are[D] fine, but their[G] feet are [G]of clay
For the[A]re's none w[A]ith the style[D] of a log drive[A]r (for he goes)
(CHORUS)
I've had [D]my chances with[D] all sor[G]ts of men[G]
A A A7SUS4 D
But none is so fine as my lad on the river
So[D] when the drive[D]'s over, if he a[G]sks me aga[G]in
I thi[A]nk I wi[A]ll marry my l[D]og driver ([A]for he goes)
(CHORUS) X2
A7SUS4 X 0 2 2 3 3
A X 0 2 2 1 0
D X 0 0 2 3 2
DSUS7 X 0 0 2 3 3
G 3 2 0 0 3 3
- Wade Hemsworth
INTRO: D, D, D, D
If you should [D]ask any [D]girl from the [G]parish a-[G]round
A A A7SUS4 D
What pleases her most from her head to her toes
She'll [D]say: I'm [D]not sure that it's [G]business of [G]yours
But I [A]do like to[A] waltz with a[D] log driver, [A](for he goes)
CHORUS:
For he goes [D]birling [D]down, a-[G]down white [G]water
[D]That's where the [D]log driver [A]learns to step[A] lightly
It's [D]birling [D]down, a [G]down white [G]water
D D/DSUS7/D A D D/DSUS7/D A D
A log drivers waltz pleases girls com-pletely
When the [D]drive's nearly [D]over, I [G]like to go [G]down
A A A7SUS4 D
To see all the lads while they work on the river
I [D]know that come [D]evening they'll [G]be in the [G]town
And we [A]all want to[A] waltz with a[D] log driver [A](for he goes)
(CHORUS)
To please[D] both my parent[D]s, I've [G]had to give[G] way
A A A7SUS4 D
And dance with the doctors and merchants and lawyers
Th[D]eir manners are[D] fine, but their[G] feet are [G]of clay
For the[A]re's none w[A]ith the style[D] of a log drive[A]r (for he goes)
(CHORUS)
I've had [D]my chances with[D] all sor[G]ts of men[G]
A A A7SUS4 D
But none is so fine as my lad on the river
So[D] when the drive[D]'s over, if he a[G]sks me aga[G]in
I thi[A]nk I wi[A]ll marry my l[D]og driver ([A]for he goes)
(CHORUS) X2
A7SUS4 X 0 2 2 3 3
A X 0 2 2 1 0
D X 0 0 2 3 2
DSUS7 X 0 0 2 3 3
G 3 2 0 0 3 3
