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[theme music playing]
[narrator] Most everyone has heard of Paul Bunyan, the giant lumberjack.
But some people still doubt that old Paul really existed.
If you're one of those doubters,
you might ask the opinion of a certain rabbit,
who happened, one day, to wander into Paul Bunyan's country.
[Bugs singing] When I was young, I used to wait
On master and hand him his plate
And pass the bottle when he got dry
And brush away the blue-tail fly
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
My master's gone away
Hmm, funny-looking trees.
And when he'd ride in the afternoon
I'd follow after with a hickory broom
The pony being rather shy
When bitten by the blue-tail fly
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
My master's gone away
Yeah, this looks like as good a place as any to rest me weary foot bones.
Oh, me.
[sighs]
Good old vacation time.
It's funny. I keep smelling carrots.
Holy eureka! I've discovered a carrot mine!
[dog slobbers and pants]
Keep an eye on those vegetables, boy.
They're just about ready. See you tonight.
[Bugs singing] One day, he ride around the farm
The flies so numerous they did swarm
One chanced to bite him on the thigh
The devil take the blue-tail fly
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
My master's gone away
The pony run, he jump, he pitch
He throw my master in the ditch
He died and the jury wondered why
The verdict was the blue-tail fly
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
Jimmy crack corn and I don't care
My master's gone away
Hey, where did that billboard come from?
[Bugs muttering]
It doesn't make sense.
[yells] Yike!
I'll be scared later.
Right now, I'm too mad.
All right, buddy. What's the idea grabbing my carrot mine?
Why, I ought to let you have it.
[chuckles] What a nosy character.
[dog inhales sharply]
[sneezes]
[horn bellowing]
[neighs]
[neighing]
[moose yapping]
[horn bellows]
Looks like a torpedo.
Ooh. [moans]
[groaning]
Phew. [sighs]
[singing] When I was young, I used to wait
On master and hand him his plate
And pass the bottle when he got dry...
Hey, Rover! Look! Look!
[theme music playing]
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