Chords for Leroy Troy "Mountain Dew" Volume 1
Tempo:
117.35 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Eb
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
[G] [C]
Down the road here from me there's a big holler tree where [Dm] you lay down a [C] dollar or two.
You go round the bend and come back again, there's a jug [G] fluggin' [C] old mountain dew.
Well the preacher drove up in a big fancy truck, [F] says, why Pat come down [C] with the flu.
And he said that I'd ought just to give him a quart of that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [Cm]
[A] and them [Eb] bad drugs use [C] it are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good old [G] mountain [C] dew.
My
[F] [C]
[G] [C]
Uncle Lester he's short off and short [F] only measured about five [C] foot two.
But he thinks he's a giant great give him a [A] pint [C] of that good old [G] mountain [C] dew.
Now my buddy Fergie has a still on the hill [F] where he runs off a gallon [C] or two.
And the birds in the sky get so high they can't fly from the [Eb] smell of [Dm] that good [C] old mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [E]
[F] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Now
[F] [C]
[G] [C]
my Aunt June's got a brand new [Eb] perfume [Dm] it had such a sweet [C] smelling peel.
But to her surprise when she had a little louse there was nothing [D] but good old [C] mountain dew.
Now Mr.
Roosevelt told her that's how he [Gb] felt [F] when the liquor law [C] it went through.
If your liquor's too red [Em] it'll smell up your [Am] head [Ab] so stick to [D] your [Eb] [C] mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [A] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that [Eb] good [G] old mountain [C] dew.
[Cm] [Eb] Mountain Dew,
[G] [C]
Down the road here from me there's a big holler tree where [Dm] you lay down a [C] dollar or two.
You go round the bend and come back again, there's a jug [G] fluggin' [C] old mountain dew.
Well the preacher drove up in a big fancy truck, [F] says, why Pat come down [C] with the flu.
And he said that I'd ought just to give him a quart of that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [Cm]
[A] and them [Eb] bad drugs use [C] it are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good old [G] mountain [C] dew.
My
[F] [C]
[G] [C]
Uncle Lester he's short off and short [F] only measured about five [C] foot two.
But he thinks he's a giant great give him a [A] pint [C] of that good old [G] mountain [C] dew.
Now my buddy Fergie has a still on the hill [F] where he runs off a gallon [C] or two.
And the birds in the sky get so high they can't fly from the [Eb] smell of [Dm] that good [C] old mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [E]
[F] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Now
[F] [C]
[G] [C]
my Aunt June's got a brand new [Eb] perfume [Dm] it had such a sweet [C] smelling peel.
But to her surprise when she had a little louse there was nothing [D] but good old [C] mountain dew.
Now Mr.
Roosevelt told her that's how he [Gb] felt [F] when the liquor law [C] it went through.
If your liquor's too red [Em] it'll smell up your [Am] head [Ab] so stick to [D] your [Eb] [C] mountain dew.
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [A] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few.
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that [Eb] good [G] old mountain [C] dew.
[Cm] [Eb] Mountain Dew,
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _
Down the road here from me there's a big holler tree where [Dm] you lay down a [C] dollar or two.
You go round the bend and come back again, there's a jug [G] fluggin' [C] old mountain dew.
Well the preacher drove up in a big fancy truck, [F] says, why Pat come down [C] with the flu. _
And he said that I'd ought just to give him a quart of that good [G] old [C] mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [Cm]
[A] and them [Eb] bad drugs use [C] it are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good old [G] mountain [C] dew. _ _
_ _ _ My _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ Uncle Lester he's short off and short [F] only measured about five [C] foot two. _
But he thinks he's a giant great give him a [A] pint [C] of that good old [G] mountain [C] dew. _
Now my buddy Fergie has a still on the hill [F] where he runs off a gallon [C] or two.
And the birds in the sky get so high they can't fly from the [Eb] smell of [Dm] that good [C] old mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, _ [E]
[F] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Now
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
my Aunt June's got a brand new [Eb] perfume [Dm] it had such a sweet [C] smelling peel. _
But to her surprise when she had a little louse there was nothing [D] but good old [C] mountain dew. _
Now Mr.
Roosevelt told her that's how he [Gb] felt [F] when the liquor law [C] it went through. _
If your liquor's too red [Em] it'll smell up your [Am] head [Ab] so stick to [D] your [Eb] [C] mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, _ [A] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that [Eb] good [G] old mountain [C] dew. _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ [Eb] Mountain Dew,
_ _ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _
Down the road here from me there's a big holler tree where [Dm] you lay down a [C] dollar or two.
You go round the bend and come back again, there's a jug [G] fluggin' [C] old mountain dew.
Well the preacher drove up in a big fancy truck, [F] says, why Pat come down [C] with the flu. _
And he said that I'd ought just to give him a quart of that good [G] old [C] mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, [Cm]
[A] and them [Eb] bad drugs use [C] it are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good old [G] mountain [C] dew. _ _
_ _ _ My _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ Uncle Lester he's short off and short [F] only measured about five [C] foot two. _
But he thinks he's a giant great give him a [A] pint [C] of that good old [G] mountain [C] dew. _
Now my buddy Fergie has a still on the hill [F] where he runs off a gallon [C] or two.
And the birds in the sky get so high they can't fly from the [Eb] smell of [Dm] that good [C] old mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, _ [E]
[F] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that good [G] old [C] mountain dew.
Now
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[F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
my Aunt June's got a brand new [Eb] perfume [Dm] it had such a sweet [C] smelling peel. _
But to her surprise when she had a little louse there was nothing [D] but good old [C] mountain dew. _
Now Mr.
Roosevelt told her that's how he [Gb] felt [F] when the liquor law [C] it went through. _
If your liquor's too red [Em] it'll smell up your [Am] head [Ab] so stick to [D] your [Eb] [C] mountain dew. _
Well they call it that old mountain dew, _ [A] and them bad drugs use it [C] are few. _
I'll wash up my mug if you fill up my jug with that [Eb] good [G] old mountain [C] dew. _ _
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ [Eb] Mountain Dew,