I couldn't find Uncle Dave Macon's version, but there are lyrics with another title.

ROCKY ROAD CINDY. AKA and see "I Get My Whiskey from Rockingham." Old-Time, Breakdown. USA, north Georgia. A Major. Standard. AAB. Source for notated version: Jay Ungar (New York) [Kuntz].
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Where'd you get your whiskey, where'd you get your dram?
I got it from a little girl way down in Rockingham.
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Refrain
Rocky Road Cindy, rocky road to town,
Rocky Road Cindy, way down in Rockingham.
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I went down to Rockingham, I did not go to stay,
I fell in love with a pretty girl and I could not get away.
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Lips as red as a red rose, her hair was huckleberry brown,
The sweetest girl I ever saw, way down in Rockingham.
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(Result of search for "Rockingham" (Fiddler's Companion))

Recordings are:

I Get My Whisky from Rockingham

Rt [Related title] - Rockingham Cindy
1. Dickel Brothers. Dickel Brothers Volume Two, Empty Records MTR 383, LP (2000), cut#B.03
2. Johnson, Earl; and his Clodhoppers. Old Time Fiddle Classics, County 507, LP (1970), cut# 2
3. Johnson, Earl; and his Clodhoppers. Red Hot Breakdown, County 543, LP (1976), cut#B.01

Rockingham Cindy

Rt - Cindy ; I Get My Whisky from Rockingham
1. Alden, Ray. Old Time Friends, Marimac 9009, Cas (1987), cut# 17
2. Barnett, Armin. Washington Traditional Fiddlers Project. Vol. 2. "Generations", Northwest Folklife, Cas (1996), cut#B.01
3. Cockerham, Jarrell and Jenkins. Down to the Cider Mill, County 713, LP (1968), cut# 1
4. Jarrell, Tommy; and Kyle Creed. June Apple, Mountain 302, LP (1972), cut# 7
5. Jarrell, Tommy. Come and Go With Me, County 748, LP (1974), cut# 10
6. Jarrell, Tommy. Old Time Herald, Old Time Herald OTH, Ser (1987-), 3/2, p43
7. Molsky, Bruce; and Bob Carlin. Take Me as I Am, Marimac 9023, Cas (1989), cut# 6
8. Red Clay Ramblers. Twisted Laurel, Flying Fish FF-030, LP (1976), cut# 4
9. Winston, Dave. Southern Clawhammer, Kicking Mule KM 213, Cas (1978), cut#B.01
(From Folk Music Index)

~Masato