Mountain Dew (with the Dubliners) Chords
Tempo:
113.5 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I'll let the grasses [F] grow and the waters flow [C] in a free and [G] easy way
[C] But give me enough for [F] the rare old stuff that's made near [C] Galway Bay
Come Gouders all from Donegal
Sligo and Latham [F] too
And we'll [C] give them the slip and [F] we'll take a sip of the rail our mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-day
There's a native who's told that the blood of the hill, when the smoke comes up in [F] the sky
[C] Be a whiff of this smell [F] you can plainly tell [C] that it'll be ten miles close by
For it fills the air with a parthium rare and it makes both me [Am] and you
[C] As home we roam [F] we'll drink a bowl [C] and a bucket full of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
First learn it and learn this year's the prime home from the rye
Go away with your bones and the cure all this or a pie can [Am] crest in your toe
[C] So gap your [F] cotton traces [C] not when I pop a bowl of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
[F] [C] [G] [C]
[F] [C]
[Am] [C]
[F] [C] Let the grasses [F] grow and the waters [C] flow in a free and [G] easy way
[C] Give me [F] enough for the rare old [C] stock that's made me call my pay
Come cowches or from tiny cows, sly [Am] only chumps who
[C] Will get on the [F] slip and will take a [C] sip from the real old mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-way
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
[N]
[C] But give me enough for [F] the rare old stuff that's made near [C] Galway Bay
Come Gouders all from Donegal
Sligo and Latham [F] too
And we'll [C] give them the slip and [F] we'll take a sip of the rail our mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-day
There's a native who's told that the blood of the hill, when the smoke comes up in [F] the sky
[C] Be a whiff of this smell [F] you can plainly tell [C] that it'll be ten miles close by
For it fills the air with a parthium rare and it makes both me [Am] and you
[C] As home we roam [F] we'll drink a bowl [C] and a bucket full of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
First learn it and learn this year's the prime home from the rye
Go away with your bones and the cure all this or a pie can [Am] crest in your toe
[C] So gap your [F] cotton traces [C] not when I pop a bowl of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
[F] [C] [G] [C]
[F] [C]
[Am] [C]
[F] [C] Let the grasses [F] grow and the waters [C] flow in a free and [G] easy way
[C] Give me [F] enough for the rare old [C] stock that's made me call my pay
Come cowches or from tiny cows, sly [Am] only chumps who
[C] Will get on the [F] slip and will take a [C] sip from the real old mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-way
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
[N]
Key:
C
F
G
Am
C
F
G
Am
_ _ _ I'll let the grasses [F] grow and the waters flow [C] in a free and [G] easy way _
[C] But give me enough for [F] the rare old stuff that's made near [C] Galway Bay
Come Gouders all from Donegal
Sligo and Latham [F] too
And we'll [C] give them the slip and [F] we'll take a sip of the rail our mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-day
There's a native who's told that the blood of the hill, when the smoke comes up in [F] the sky
[C] Be a whiff of this smell [F] you can plainly tell [C] that it'll be ten miles close by
For it fills the air with a parthium rare and it makes both me [Am] and you
[C] As home we roam [F] we'll drink a bowl [C] and a bucket full of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
First learn it and learn this year's the prime home from the rye
Go away with your bones and the cure all this or a pie can [Am] crest in your toe
[C] So gap your [F] cotton traces [C] not when I pop a bowl of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ Let the grasses [F] grow and the waters [C] flow in a free and [G] easy way
[C] Give me [F] enough for the rare old [C] stock that's made me call my pay
Come cowches or from tiny cows, sly [Am] only chumps who
[C] Will get on the [F] slip and will take a [C] sip from the real old mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-way
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] But give me enough for [F] the rare old stuff that's made near [C] Galway Bay
Come Gouders all from Donegal
Sligo and Latham [F] too
And we'll [C] give them the slip and [F] we'll take a sip of the rail our mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-day
There's a native who's told that the blood of the hill, when the smoke comes up in [F] the sky
[C] Be a whiff of this smell [F] you can plainly tell [C] that it'll be ten miles close by
For it fills the air with a parthium rare and it makes both me [Am] and you
[C] As home we roam [F] we'll drink a bowl [C] and a bucket full of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle [G]-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [F] skiddery-a-do-diddle-dum, [C] skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
First learn it and learn this year's the prime home from the rye
Go away with your bones and the cure all this or a pie can [Am] crest in your toe
[C] So gap your [F] cotton traces [C] not when I pop a bowl of mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ _ Let the grasses [F] grow and the waters [C] flow in a free and [G] easy way
[C] Give me [F] enough for the rare old [C] stock that's made me call my pay
Come cowches or from tiny cows, sly [Am] only chumps who
[C] Will get on the [F] slip and will take a [C] sip from the real old mountain dew
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-day
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way
Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do [G]-diddle-dum-way
[C] Skiddery-a-do-diddle [F]-dum, skiddery-a-do-diddle [C]-dum, skiddery-a-ma-da-do-diddle-dum-way _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _