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One day of breaking a noodle

American woman, stay away from me, American woman, mama let me be.

American woman, stay away from me.

American woman, mama let me be.

It might be ironic, or perhaps it's perfectly poetic, that one of the most Canadian songs

ever written is called American woman.

Now before I'm crucified by my fellow Canadians, I said one of the most Canadian songs ever written.

I know we can't have the conversation about the most Canadian song without mentioning

the entire discography of stomping Tom Connors.

And of course there are a number of key tracks by the tragically hip that need to be part

of the conversation.

I mean 50 mission cap, fire works, these are pretty Canadian songs.

Guys, I'm off on a tangent and I haven't even started.

I'm just going to have to make you all a mix of the most Canadian songs.

But on that mix, you will be sure to find American woman by the guess who.

And for those of you who don't know, the guess who, led by singer and keyboardist

Burton Cummings and guitarist Randy Bachman are stalwarts of Canadian classic rock radio.

Hailing from Winnipeg, Manitoba, the band found their biggest success in the late 60s and

early 70s with huge songs like these eyes share the land and no sugar tonight.

But without a doubt, the band's best known and most iconic hit is American woman.

Back in 1970, this song was number one with a bullet on the Canadian charts.

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