 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Last Salmon Man , by - Primus. Song from the album Green Naugahyde, in the genre Иностранный рок
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Last Salmon Man , by - Primus. Song from the album Green Naugahyde, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 11.09.2011
Record label: Prawn Song
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Last Salmon Man , by - Primus. Song from the album Green Naugahyde, in the genre Иностранный рок
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Last Salmon Man , by - Primus. Song from the album Green Naugahyde, in the genre Иностранный рок| Last Salmon Man | 
| The river water diverts to other places | 
| To nurture central valley seeds | 
| The northern water that sloshes desert fairways | 
| Fulfil So-Cal Golfers' needs | 
| The mighty chinook that used to run the rivers | 
| To the grounds where they would spawn | 
| Thin in numbers as the tributaries wane | 
| Pretty soon they’ll all be gone | 
| Jimmy Mac runs the trawler of his father | 
| Who got it passed down from his pa | 
| Three closed seasons and the bank note on his shoulder | 
| Now Jimmy’s hiding from the law | 
| Jimmy watched as the bulk of the fleet | 
| Sold their boats and moved away | 
| But after the stroke he promised to his father | 
| He’d do his best to stay … in Bodega Bay | 
| He remembered the days when his father used to show him | 
| How to set and tend all the gear | 
| With his hand on his shoulder he looked out at the waters | 
| And said, «Son it is my fear | 
| «That you’ll be the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man of the MacDonagal clan» | 
| 2010, they reopened NorCal waters | 
| To the salmon chasing slew | 
| Four straight days Jimmy trolled the jagged coastline | 
| But the fish were far and few | 
| Jimmy watched as the bulk of the fleet | 
| Packed their boats and moved away | 
| But on his deathbed he promised to his father | 
| He’d do his best to stay … in Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| Bodega Bay | 
| He remembered the days when his father used to show him | 
| How to set and tend all the gear | 
| With his hand on his shoulder he looked out at the waters | 
| And said, «Son it is my fear | 
| «That you’ll be the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man | 
| You’re the last salmon man of the MacDonagal clan» | 
| Last salmon man | 
| He’s the last salmon man | 
| He’s the last salmon man | 
| He’s the last salmon man of the MacDonagal clan | 
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