Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Timber, artist - Eddie Meduza. Date of issue: 20.08.1991
Song language: Swedish
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| Ifrån bonnavischan uti sverige |
| Till Vancouver uti kanada |
| Åkte det en man med svenska färger |
| För att hugga träd i skogarna |
| Han var stor och ståtlig som en fura |
| Fast han hade fått en fix idé |
| Han drack bara öl och anglostura |
| Trodde han blev friskare av det |
| Så när han kom in i djupa skogen |
| Då så var han full som en kanon |
| Packningen han bar var rena krogen |
| Så den innehöll ju starka don |
| Men han jobbade som själve hundan |
| Tills han börja svaja av och an |
| Då sprang alla kompsiarna undan, började att skrika till varann |
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| Skrek dom när han ramlade omkull |
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| För han var nästan alltid jätte full |
| Alltid fick han hänga med på party |
| Och där blev han väldigt populär |
| För det var en man med jätte fart i |
| Fast det kunde bli en del besvär |
| Möblerna var ständigt uti fara |
| Där han gick och raglade omkring |
| Säker kunde aldrig någon vara |
| Att han inte välte någonting |
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| Skrek dom när han svaja som en tall |
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| Sen åkte han i bordet så det small |
| Men en dag till sist, blev det kassa brist |
| Han for hem till sweden, och blev nykterist |
| Men än idag hörs i kanada, vilda vrål i skogarna |
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| Skrek dom när han ramlade omkull |
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| För han var nästan alltid jätte full |
| Ja… |
| Yeho… |
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| Vrålar man i skogen än idag |
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| När man fäller träd i kanada |
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| (translation) |
| From bonnavischan in sweden |
| To Vancouver in Canada |
| Went there a man with Swedish colors |
| To cut down trees in the forests |
| He was big and stately like a pine |
| Though he had a fixed idea |
| He only drank beer and anglostura |
| Thought he got healthier from it |
| So when he got into the deep forest |
| Then he was drunk like a cannon |
| The pack he carried was pure tavern |
| So it contained strong devices |
| But he worked like the dog itself |
| Until he starts to sway from time to time |
| Then all the comrades ran away, began to shout at each other |
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| They shouted when he fell over |
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| Because he was almost always very drunk |
| He always got to join the party |
| And there he became very popular |
| Because it was a man with great speed |
| Although it could be a bit of a hassle |
| The furniture was constantly in danger |
| Where he walked and ragged around |
| No one could ever be safe |
| That he did not overturn anything |
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| They screamed as he swayed like a pine tree |
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| Then he went to the table so it was small |
| But one day at last, there was a cash shortage |
| He went home to Sweden, and became a sober man |
| But even today in Canada, wild roars are heard in the forests |
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| They shouted when he fell over |
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| Because he was almost always very drunk |
| Yes… |
| Yeho… |
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| Are you roaring in the woods even today |
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| When felling trees in Canada |
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