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[Verso 1]
G There's an old holler tree G Down the road here from me C G Where you lay down a dollar or two G Then you drive round the bend G When you come back again D G With a jug full of mountain dew
[Refrão]
G Oh they call it that old mountain dew C G And them that refuse it are few G Oh I'll shut up my mug G If you fill up my jug D G With that good old mountain dew
[Verso 2]
G Now few are the sort G That really could snort C G Yes a piece of advice that is true G Get it straight from the hills G Where a moonshiner still D G Makes a drink called that mountain dew
[Refrão]
G Oh they call it that old mountain dew C G And them that refuse it are few G Oh I'll shut up my mug G If you fill up my jug D G With that good old mountain dew
[Verso 3]
G Oh the preacher rode by G In his high-breasted flies C G Says his wife had been down with the flu G And he thought that I ought G To just sell him a quart D G Of that good old mountain dew
[Refrão]
G Oh they call it that old mountain dew C G And them that refuse it are few G Oh I'll shut up my mug G If you fill up my jug D G With that good old mountain dew
[Verso 4]
G Mr. Roosevelt told us just how he felt C G When he saw that the dry law was through G If your liquor's too red G It will swell up your head D G Better stick to your mountain dew
[Refrão]
G Oh they call it that old mountain dew C G And them that refuse it are few G Oh I'll shut up my mug G If you fill up my jug D G With that good old mountain dew
Enviado por: Ubiratan Bomfim
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