Tom: A major•
Verse 1
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There's an old hollow tree
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down the road here from me,
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where you lay down a dollar or two.
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Then you drive round the bend
when you come back again
with a jug full of mountain dew.
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Oh, they call it that old mountain dew,
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and them that refuse it are few.
Oh, I'll shut up my mug
if you fill up my jug
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with that good old Mountain Dew.
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Now, if you are the sort that
really could snort,
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yes, piece of advice that is true,
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Get it straight from the hills
where the moonshine is still
Makes you drink all that mountain dew
Oh, they call it that old mountain dew
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And them bad refusin' are few
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Oh, I'll shut up my mug
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if you fill up my jug
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With that good old mountain
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dew
Oh, the preacher drove by
in his high -breasted fly
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Said his wife had been down with the blue
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And he thought that I ought
just sell him a quart
On that good old Mountain Dew
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Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew
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And them that refuse it are few
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Oh, I'll shut up my mug
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with a good old Mountain Dew.
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Mr. Roosevelt told us just how he felt
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when he saw that the dry law was through.
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If your liquor's too red,
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it will swell up your head,
better stick to your Mountain Dew.
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Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew,
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and them that diffuse it are few.
if you fill up my jug
with that good old Mountain Dew.
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