Crosscut Saw Eric Clapton
"Crosscut Saw" by Eric Clapton, released in 2004, is a #Blues rock track that explores themes of heartache and longing through the metaphor of a saw cutting through wood. The lyrics convey emotional pain and resilience. Musically, it features Clapton's signature guitar work and a steady rhythm, reflecting classic blues influences. The song contributes to the ongoing legacy of blues music in modern rock.
[Chorus]
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say, "Hot Dog!"
[Verse 1]
Some call me Woodcutting Sam
Some call me Woodcutting Jim
The last girl I cut wood for
She wants me back again
[Chorus]
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say, "Hot Dog!"
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 2]
I got a double-bladed axe
That really cuts good
Well, I'm a crosscut saw
Gonna bury me in your wood
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say, "Hot Dog!"
[Verse 1]
Some call me Woodcutting Sam
Some call me Woodcutting Jim
The last girl I cut wood for
She wants me back again
[Chorus]
I'm a crosscut saw
Baby, drag me across your log
I cut your wood so easy for you
You can't help but say, "Hot Dog!"
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 2]
I got a double-bladed axe
That really cuts good
Well, I'm a crosscut saw
Gonna bury me in your wood
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