Chords for Rare Ould Mountain Dew
Tempo:
116.3 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
F
Ab
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Ab] [Eb]
Let grasses grow [Fm] and waters flow [Eb] in a free and an [Bb] easy way, [Eb] but give me enough [C] of the finest of [Eb] this brood near Galway Bay.
Our policemen all from Donegal, Slaygo and [Cm] Leitrim too, we'll give them the sip [Fm] and we'll take a little sip [Eb] of their air round Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle diddle dum, [Eb] diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle [Eb] diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
At the foot of the [Ab] hill is a needle of the [Eb] stove where the smoke curls [Bb] up to the sky, [Eb] where the smoke and the [Ab] smell you can plainly tell [Eb] there's blotching brewing nearby.
Or a filthy hair with a broken rear to bewitch both me [Cm] and you, while home you [Fm] stroll you can take a [Eb] bowl or a puff into the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
[Cm] Now the glass that [Ab] cheers is sweet and [Eb] clear like the honey [Bb] from the bee, [Eb] this nectar's [Ab] fine with taste of [Eb] lime sure you'll set your senses free.
And your cares and woes all away they'll flow when you try it for [Cm]
opportune, be it day or [Fm] night you can take [Eb] delight in the prayer of the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
[Bb] [F] [C]
[F] [Bb] [F] [C]
[F] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
Now learn that [Bb] men who use the [F] pen have wrote their [C] praises high [F] of the sweet [Bb] patcheen from Ireland's [F] green distilled from wheat and rye.
There will be your pills and cure all ills of the pagan [Dm] the Christian or Jew, take off your [Gm] coat and garee your [F] throat with a prayer of the [C] Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly [N] diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle [F] diddle dum, diddly doo, right [C] diddly diddy.
[F] Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle diddle [F] dum, diddly doo, right diddly
Let grasses grow [Fm] and waters flow [Eb] in a free and an [Bb] easy way, [Eb] but give me enough [C] of the finest of [Eb] this brood near Galway Bay.
Our policemen all from Donegal, Slaygo and [Cm] Leitrim too, we'll give them the sip [Fm] and we'll take a little sip [Eb] of their air round Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle diddle dum, [Eb] diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle [Eb] diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
At the foot of the [Ab] hill is a needle of the [Eb] stove where the smoke curls [Bb] up to the sky, [Eb] where the smoke and the [Ab] smell you can plainly tell [Eb] there's blotching brewing nearby.
Or a filthy hair with a broken rear to bewitch both me [Cm] and you, while home you [Fm] stroll you can take a [Eb] bowl or a puff into the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
[Cm] Now the glass that [Ab] cheers is sweet and [Eb] clear like the honey [Bb] from the bee, [Eb] this nectar's [Ab] fine with taste of [Eb] lime sure you'll set your senses free.
And your cares and woes all away they'll flow when you try it for [Cm]
opportune, be it day or [Fm] night you can take [Eb] delight in the prayer of the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
[Bb] [F] [C]
[F] [Bb] [F] [C]
[F] [Dm]
[Bb] [F]
Now learn that [Bb] men who use the [F] pen have wrote their [C] praises high [F] of the sweet [Bb] patcheen from Ireland's [F] green distilled from wheat and rye.
There will be your pills and cure all ills of the pagan [Dm] the Christian or Jew, take off your [Gm] coat and garee your [F] throat with a prayer of the [C] Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly [N] diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle [F] diddle dum, diddly doo, right [C] diddly diddy.
[F] Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle diddle [F] dum, diddly doo, right diddly
Key:
Eb
Bb
F
Ab
C
Eb
Bb
F
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _
Let grasses grow [Fm] and waters flow [Eb] in a free and an [Bb] easy way, [Eb] but give me enough [C] of the finest of [Eb] this brood near Galway Bay.
Our policemen all from Donegal, Slaygo and [Cm] Leitrim too, we'll give them the sip [Fm] and we'll take a little sip [Eb] of their air round Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle diddle dum, [Eb] diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle [Eb] diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
At the foot of the [Ab] hill is a needle of the [Eb] stove where the smoke curls [Bb] up to the sky, [Eb] where the smoke and the [Ab] smell you can plainly tell [Eb] there's blotching brewing nearby.
Or a filthy hair with a broken rear to bewitch both me [Cm] and you, while home you [Fm] stroll you can take a [Eb] bowl or a puff into the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
[Cm] Now the glass that [Ab] cheers is sweet and [Eb] clear like the honey [Bb] from the bee, [Eb] this nectar's [Ab] fine with taste of [Eb] lime sure you'll set your senses free.
And your cares and woes all away they'll flow when you try it for [Cm]
opportune, be it day or [Fm] night you can take [Eb] delight in the prayer of the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _
_ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _
Now learn that [Bb] men who use the [F] pen have wrote their [C] praises high [F] of the sweet [Bb] patcheen from Ireland's [F] green distilled from wheat and rye.
There will be your pills and cure all ills of the pagan [Dm] the Christian or Jew, take off your [Gm] coat and garee your [F] throat with a prayer of the [C] Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly [N] diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle [F] diddle dum, diddly doo, right [C] diddly diddy.
[F] Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle diddle [F] dum, diddly doo, right diddly
Let grasses grow [Fm] and waters flow [Eb] in a free and an [Bb] easy way, [Eb] but give me enough [C] of the finest of [Eb] this brood near Galway Bay.
Our policemen all from Donegal, Slaygo and [Cm] Leitrim too, we'll give them the sip [Fm] and we'll take a little sip [Eb] of their air round Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle diddle dum, [Eb] diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle dum, [Ab] diddly doodle [Eb] diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
At the foot of the [Ab] hill is a needle of the [Eb] stove where the smoke curls [Bb] up to the sky, [Eb] where the smoke and the [Ab] smell you can plainly tell [Eb] there's blotching brewing nearby.
Or a filthy hair with a broken rear to bewitch both me [Cm] and you, while home you [Fm] stroll you can take a [Eb] bowl or a puff into the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
[Cm] Now the glass that [Ab] cheers is sweet and [Eb] clear like the honey [Bb] from the bee, [Eb] this nectar's [Ab] fine with taste of [Eb] lime sure you'll set your senses free.
And your cares and woes all away they'll flow when you try it for [Cm]
opportune, be it day or [Fm] night you can take [Eb] delight in the prayer of the Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right [Bb] diddly diddy.
[Eb] Aye, diddly diddle [Ab] dum, diddly doodle diddle [Eb] dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _
_ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _
Now learn that [Bb] men who use the [F] pen have wrote their [C] praises high [F] of the sweet [Bb] patcheen from Ireland's [F] green distilled from wheat and rye.
There will be your pills and cure all ills of the pagan [Dm] the Christian or Jew, take off your [Gm] coat and garee your [F] throat with a prayer of the [C] Mountain Dew.
Aye, diddly [N] diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle dum, diddly doodle diddle dum, diddly doo, right diddly [C] diddy.
Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle [F] diddle dum, diddly doo, right [C] diddly diddy.
[F] Aye, diddly diddle [Bb] dum, diddly doodle diddle [F] dum, diddly doo, right diddly