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REAL OLD MOUNTAIN DEW Beside a hill there is a still, Where the smoke runs up to the sky; You ean always tell by the whiff and the smell That the liquor boys are nigh. That the liquor boys are nigh, That the liquor boys are nigh, You ean always tell by the whiff and the smell, That the liquor boys are nigh. This mountain dew is made from grain, And mixed with water pure, And the alcohol that it eontains Will all your troubles cure. Will all your troubles cure, Will all your troubles cure, And the alcohol that it contains Will all your troubles eure. AII learned men who use the pen Have writ its praises high; It fills the air with perfume rare Distilled with wheat and rye. Distilled with wheat and rye, Distilled with wheat and rye, It fills the air with perfume rare Distilled with wheat and rye. Away with pills,'twill cure the ills Of Pagan, Christian and Jew, Off with your coat and wet your throat With the real old mountain dew. With the real old mountain dew, With the real old mountain dew, Off with your coat and wet your throat With the real old mountain dew. So before we roll won't you have another bowl Of the good old mountain dew? Of the good old mountain dew? Of the good old mountain dew? Of the good old mountain dew? Of the good old mountain dew? So before we roll won't you have another bowl Of the good old mountain dew? WE DO From American Ballads and Folk Songs, Lomax Recorded by Patrick Galvin, Clancys @drink filename[ MTDEW2 TUNE FILE: MTDEW2 CLICK TO PLAY RG  8note Sheet |
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