Chords for Grandpa Jones - Some More Mountain Dew (1953-54)

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Well, it ain't been so long since I sung you my song [D] about that stuff called good old [A] Mountain Dew. _
Now I've run off some more, and I'll give you the score of that old Mountain Dew number two. _
Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew, _ [D] and them that refuse it [A] are few. _
Oh, I'll button up my lip if you bulge out my hip with a bottle of good old Mountain Dew. _
Now, old Deacon Crane made a trip in the rain, [D] and he took home a fruit [A] jar or two. _
Said his old woman Liz had a bad room of tears, and she tore it with good old Mountain Dew. _
Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew, _ [D] and them that refuse it [A] are few. _
Just a swig twice a day keeps you happy, they say, that's a good old Mountain Dew. _
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_ _ _ Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
_ _ _ _ _ _ They say during the war that they couldn't make no more, [D] no sugar to sweeten up [A] the brew.
But with corn, syrup, and taters, and a few ripe tomatoes, they turned out some stuff, I'm telling you.
_ Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew, _ [D] and them that refuse it [A] are few. _
Oh, that old sugar head will put you to bed, better stick to that good old Mountain Dew. _ _
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And old Uncle Waits, as he often relates, [D] will be eighty in just a [A] year or two. _
But you ought to see him jig when he gets him a swig of that good old Mountain Dew. _
Oh, they call it that old Mountain Dew, _ [D] and them that [A] refuse it are few.
Take me back to the hills where they cure all the ills with that good old Mountain Dew. _
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