Homer & Jethro<\/p>\n
[Intro]\r\nE<\/span> F#m<\/span> B<\/span> E<\/span>\r\n \r\n[Verse 1]\r\nE<\/span>\r\nFor a backwoods girl was she\r\n F#m<\/span>\r\nAnd for choppin' down a tree\r\n B<\/span> E<\/span>\r\nShe was handy with an axe and she was smart\r\n E<\/span>\r\nOh, but I should have passed her by\r\n F#m<\/span>\r\nWhen she waved and hollered \"Hi\"\r\n B7<\/span> E<\/span>\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 2]\r\nE<\/span>\r\nWell, when she promised to be mine\r\nF#m<\/span>\r\nI cut ninety logs of pine\r\nB<\/span>\r\nFor a little cabin in our world apart\r\nE<\/span>\r\nAll our dreams were heaven bound\r\nF#m<\/span>\r\nTill she tore that cabin down\r\nB7<\/span>\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\n \r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\nE<\/span>\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\nF#m<\/span>\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\nB<\/span>\r\nLike a buzz saw rips a pole, she made sawdust of my soul\r\nE<\/span>\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\n \r\n \r\n[Bridge]\r\nA\r\nShe was tall and she was limber\r\nA\r\nAnd her timber she was fine\r\nE B\r\nBut her lips were poison oak and turpentine\r\nE\r\nShe was seasoned, I was green\r\nF#m\r\nYes, my darling lumber queen\r\nB\r\nWound me round her finger like a clinging vine\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 3]\r\nE\r\nNow I hang around the shack\r\nF#m\r\nJust a lonesome lumberjack\r\nB\r\nMight have known her heart was wooden from the start\r\nE\r\nWhen she smashed away her charms\r\nF#m\r\nThere was splinters in my arms\r\nB7\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\n \r\n \r\n{ CHORUS }\r\nE F#m\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\nB E\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\nE F#m\r\nWhen she rolled me down that hill and she run me through the mill\r\nB7 E\r\nShe made toothpicks of the timber of my heart\r\n \r\nB E<\/pre>\nX<\/div>\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Of The Timber Of My Heart Homer & Jethro [Intro] E F#m B E [Verse 1] E For a backwoods girl was she F#m And for choppin’ down a tree B E She was handy with an axe and she was smart E Oh, but I should have passed her …