Ever met a man who's confident in his... wood-cutting skills? Albert King's bluesy tune swings with the rhythm of a man proud of his ability to handle life’s logs. Using the metaphor of a crosscut saw, Albert isn't just talking about slicing timber but hinting at his prowess in love and relationships. He’s the go-to guy for ‘cutting through’ relationship troubles, leaving ladies quite impressed—or as he puts it, making them say "Hot dog!" It’s cheeky, it’s fun, and beneath that layer of playful bravado lies a classic blues homage to being indispensable, both in love and woodshedding. So next time you hear this track, remember: it’s not just about forestry; it's about mastering the art of smooth operations!
Crosscut Saw
Lyrics
I'm a cross cut saw
Just drag me 'cross your log
You know, I'm a cross cut saw
Just drag me across your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say 'Hot dog!'
Some call me wood-choppin' Sam
Some call me wood-cuttin' Ben
Last girl I cut the wood for, you know
She wants me back again
I'm a cross cut saw,
Just drag me 'cross your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say 'Hot dog!'
I've got a double-bladed axe
That really cuts good
And I'm a cross cut saw, just bury me in the wood
I'm a cross cut saw,
Baby, just drag me 'cross your log
I cut your wood so easy for you, woman
You can't help but say 'Hot dog!'
Writer(s): TOMMY MCCLENNAN
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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