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So next morning,
Babe wanted him to get up.
Hey!
What's the idea? You big blue ox!
Cut it out, Babe.
Well, one little shove led to another.
they was roughhousing
all over the countryside.
Then Paul and Babe
got into a big tug of war.
They piled dirt and rocks so high,
it formed a range of mountains.
Today, they are called
the Grand Tetons.
Well, sir, all this horseplay...
I mean, oxplay.
made Paul and Babe kind of dirty.
So Paul looked the countryside over
and got together with Babe.
And before long,
he had built them a shower bath.
They went off and left it running.
And today, Paul's shower bath
is called Yellowstone Falls.
Shot Gunderson is my name.
I'm river foreman of a timber camp
near the Oregon Trail.
My outfit was mighty discouraged
the day Paul Bunyan arrived.
We were getting
plenty of timber in the river,
but we couldn't move it to the sawmills,
because the river was so crooked.
Paul looked the situation over
careful-like
then he harnessed Babe with a yoke,
hitched on a big anchor,
and threw it in at the head of the river.
Giddyup, Babe!
Well, Paul and Babe
They heaved and hauled
And the job was quickly done
They pulled that crooked river out
As straight as the barrel of a gun
Hey, Paul
They're on their way!
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan
He's 63 axe-handles high
With his feet on the ground
And his head in the sky
Hey, Paul
Hey, Paul
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan
Paul Bunyan
Now the country began to prosper.
Yep, civilisation had arrived
in the great Northwest,
and with it came
the prophets of progress.
Now, just move in a little closer, boys.
Yes, sirree!
Right in this box is the invention
that's gonna revolutionise
the logging business.
If you'll step over to the nearest tree,
I'll demonstrate.
With my double-blade axe
And my hobnail boots
I go where the timber's ta...
Thunderation! What's that?
Yes, sir, boys.
Just turn on the steam and let her go.
Hey, there!
Who are you?
And what the sam hill's that thing?
Me? I'm Joe Muffaw.
And this thing is the latest model
of the handy-dandy steam saw.
Now, bub, if you'll just step aside,
I'd like to cut this tree down.
Up here, we cut timber with a big axe,
like this one,
and we haul it with a big ox,
like that one.
Look, bub. You've gotta get
with the times, become modern.
There's the latest invention
for hauling timber,
a steam lokey.
With this steam saw and that engine,
I can cut
and haul more timber
than you and that blue ox ever thought of.
Is that so?
You with your newfangled contraptions!
You with your big axe
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