{t:Mountain Dew}
{st:Grandpa Jones version}
There's a [A]big potted tree down an old hill from me
Where you [D]lay down a dollar or [A]two
Well you [A]go round the bend and when you come back again
There's a [A]jug full of [E7]good old mountain [A]dew
{c:CHORUS:}
{soc}
They [A]call it that old mountain dew
And [D]them that refuse it are [A]few [A]
I'll [A]shut up my mug if you fill up my jug
With some [A]good old [E7]mountain [A]dew [A]
{eoc}
Now [A]My uncle Nort he’s sawed off and short
He [D]measures about four foot [A]two [A]
But he [A]thinks he's a giant when you give him a pint
Of that [A]good old [E7]mountain [A]dew [A]
[A]My old aunt June bought some brand new perfume
It [D]had such a sweet smellin [A]pew [A]
But [A]to her surprise when your handin’ in a line
It's [A]nothing but [E7]good old mountain [A]dew [A]
{c:Instrumental verse}
Now, the [A]preacher rode by with his head hasted high
Said his [D]wife had been down with the [A]flu [A]
And he [A]thought that i ort just to sell him a quart
Of that [A]good old [E7]mountain [A]dew [A]
[A]My brother Bill got a still on the hill
Where he [D]runs off a gallon or [A]two [A]
The [A]buzzards in the sky get so drunk they can't fly
From [A]smellin that [E7]good old mountain [A]dew [A]
{c:Chorus:}
{soc}
They [A]call it that old mountain dew
And [D]them that refuse it are [A]few [A]
I'll [A]shut up my mug if you fill up my jug
With some [A]good old [E7]mountain [A]↓ dew [E7]↓ [A]↓
{eoc}
{t:Mountain Dew}
