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Give me enough of the fine
old stuff that’s made near Gal-way bay. Oh,
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Peelers all, from
Donegal,
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Give them the slip and we’ll
take a sip of the real old Moun-tain Dew.
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At the foot of the hill
there’s a neat little still where the smoke curls up to the sky. By the
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Smoke and the smell you can
plainly tell that there’s Whiskey brewin’ near
by. For it
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Fills the air with O-dor rare and be-twixt both ME and YOU____ When
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Home you roll you can take a
bowl or a bucket of Moun-tain Dew.
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Now learn-ed men who use the
pen have wrote your prais-es high This
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Sweet pocheen
from Ire-land’s green dis-tilled from wheat and
rye. Throw a-
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Way your pills, it’ll cure
all ills of Pagan, Christian, Jew___ Take
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Off your coat and free your
throat with the Real Old Moun-tain Dew