| Up Indian Canyon all the way down Argyle all the way down Nine Mile
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| You’ll hear his name
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| The drunks in the trailer park, Game Wardens ridin' ‘round in the dark
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| Doesn’t matter who they are
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| They all love him just the same
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| They all say, «Hey Finnigan, it’s always good to see you again
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| I still remember when you were drillin' for coal
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| You’re one helluva sawmill man so put a cold one in your hand
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| And by the way Old Finnigan, Blake says hello»
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| The fair at Emory County good folks all around me the conversation drowns me
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| When he walks in
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| The old rough coal miners and the dry land farmers young ‘uns and the old
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| timers they all turn and
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| Say, «Hey there’s Fin!»
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| And they say, «Hey Finnigan, it’s always good to see you again
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| I still remember when you were drillin' for coal
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| You’re one helluva sawmill man so put a cold one in your hand
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| And by the way Old Finnigan, Brenn says hello»
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| Bridge:
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| I’ve been all around this wild and crazy world
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| I’ve met folks from every walk of life
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| The rich the poor the Jew the gentile boys and girls
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| I’ve only met one woman I could ever call my wife
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| And there’s only one Finnigan it’s always good to see him again
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| I’ve heard all the stories of when he was drillin' for coal
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| He’s one helluva sawmill man so put a cold one in his hand
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| Then you tell Old Finnigan I said hello, Brenn says hello
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| You tell Old Finnigan, I said hello |