Ode to the town of Timmins and South Porcupine br br There's a place east of Sault St. Marie where I go br On highway eleven north of Toronto br Near the Xtrada Kidd Creek Copper Mine br It's the city of Timmins and South Porcupine br br There's the Hollinger mine and the Shania Twain Centre br So proud of 'Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under' br Les Costello 'the flying father' and Shumacher town br It's the place where Frank and Peter Mahovlich were born br br Chorus: br In summer the farmers rise early at dawn br Their hands tell a story of ancestors gone br They'll feed this great nation with tractors and hoes br At the ol Mounjoy Market their produce are sold br br Verse: br When I was a boy we'd play cowboys and Indians br With my trusty dog Ginger by old Feldman's mill br The Lone Ranger and the Rocket Man they were my heroes br At a nickel for popcorn and two bits for the show br br There's the one forty four goes south to Sudbury br On the way there's Gogama Indian territory br And were next of kin to the great Cross Canada Highway br You go west to Vancouver and east P.E.I. br br As sung by Paul Henry DallairePHD br br By Paul Henry Dallaire br Paul Henry Pub.