I'm working in the forest putting in long days
Swinging with my ax cutting down the trees
They say that I'm a goddess knocking out the boys
Well I don't know maybe it is so
Many men have I sent away
Sometimes things could be easier with someone
But I'm still waiting for Mr. Right to come
Timber says the lady in there somewhere
Deep in the northern Taiga
Singing la, la! Feeling da, da
See her swinging her ax around
She's a hard working Lumber-jack lady
I'm working in the forest putting in long days
Swinging with my ax cutting down the trees
They say that I'm a goddess knocking out the boys
Well I don't know maybe it is so
Many men have I sent away
Sometimes things could be easier with someone
But I'm still waiting for Mr. Right to come
Timber says the lady in there somewhere
Deep in the northern Taiga
Singing la, la! Feeling da, da
See her swinging her ax around
She's a hard working Lumber-jack lady
The Leningrad Cowboys are a Finnish rock band formed in Helsinki in 1989. Known for their unique style that blends elements of rock 'n' roll, Russian folk music, and cabaret, they gained international fame thanks to appearances in films by Aki Kaurismäki, such as "Leningrad Cowboys Go America" (1989) and "Total Balalaika Breakdown" (1994). The band is famous for their live performances with the Red Army Choir, surprisingly merging the power of Finnish rock with traditional Russian melodies. Among their most representative songs are "Moscow Cowboys", "The Ballad of the Leningrad Cowboys", and "Rock 'n' Roll Suicide". The Leningrad Cowboys have contributed to spreading the image of a modern and ironic Finland, mixing popular culture and musical tradition in an original and engaging blend.
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