Frozen North by Thomas Young

Duration

3:58

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Country

Lyrics

Way up in Alaska,it was forty below, And when we looked out,there was ten feet of snow, How these people survive here,I'll never know, Whats the first thing they see,in the morning glow, There ain't no lite,and there's no garden to hoe, The sun hides in the winter time,there ain't no grass to mow, Bridge They'll have to wait six months,to see the sun rise, What a drag,that would be,i thought this place was a prize, And there was also,no place to buy french fries, Well,what are we going to do,all winter in the dark, We can't go walk the dog,down to the park, And the dogs are buried with snow,they can't even bark, Chorus There are lots of kids,born up there,in the winter time, Its good exercise,and it don't cost a dime, It keeps the people busy,and there ain't much crime, Its good for their health,and keeps them in their prime, Bridge Once you step out,of your frozen igloo, There ain't much more,that you can do, You might as well be living,in the zoo, You might go crazy,before your thru, When you step out side,your going to turn blue, You'll be a looking around,for someone to sue, Bridge Its time to hitch the dogs up,to your sled, They've been buried in the snow,over their head, You have to go into town,and get a loaf of bread, You'll be heading down south,like your Daddy said, He said an igloo,ain't no place to make your bed, He said if you don't get outá that north,you'll be dead, Chorus