Crosscut Saw
Empowering Effortlessness: Cutting Through Life's Logs
Lyrics
I'm a cross cut saw, just drag me 'cross your log.
I am a cross cut saw, metaphorically referring to a tool used for cutting logs.
I'm a cross cut saw, just drag me across your log.
Reiteration of being a cross cut saw and the suggestion to use it on a log.
I cut your wood so easy for you, you can't help but say 'Hot dog!'.
Expressing efficiency in cutting wood easily and humorously suggesting the reaction would be "Hot dog!"
I've got a double-bladed axe.
Introducing a double-bladed axe, emphasizing its effectiveness in cutting.
That really cuts good.
Praising the cutting ability of the double-bladed axe.
I'm a cross cut saw.
Reaffirming the identity as a cross cut saw, humorously suggesting burial in wood.
Just burry me in the wood.
Suggesting being buried in wood as a humorous extension of the metaphor.
I'm a cross cut saw, just drag me 'cross your log.
Repetition of the role as a cross cut saw and the suggestion to use it on a log.
I cut your wood so easy for you, you can't help but say 'Hot dog!'.
Reiterating the efficiency in cutting wood and the humorous "Hot dog!" response.
Some call me wood-choppin' Sam.
Introducing alternative names ("wood-choppin' Sam" and "wood-cuttin' Ben") for the narrator.
Some call me wood-cuttin' Ben.
Providing additional nicknames for the narrator.
Last girl I cut the wood for.
Recalling a past romantic encounter involving cutting wood.
Want me back again.
Indicating that the person from the past encounter wants the narrator back.
I'm a cross cut saw, just drag me 'cross your log.
Emphasizing efficiency in cutting wood and the expected positive response ("Hot dog!").
I cut your wood so easy for you, you can't help but say 'Hot dog!'.
Reiterating the ease of wood cutting and the expected joyful reaction ("Hot dog!").
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