English poem
JEAN LABONNE.
by Angus Mackay (1650–)
I am now one lumberjack, Rosemarie, An' I live in tumble shack By some tree; Twice a year I leave ma lair, Wit' the fir spines in ma hair, An' win' up at Totem Square, Seattlee.
Versos English Angus Mackay JEAN LABONNE.
English poem
by Angus Mackay (1650–)
I am now one lumberjack, Rosemarie, An' I live in tumble shack By some tree; Twice a year I leave ma lair, Wit' the fir spines in ma hair, An' win' up at Totem Square, Seattlee.