| G C | G D | D G || G | % | % | [Verse 1]G C G Dooley was a good ole manG D He lived below the millG C Dooley had two daughtersG D G And a forty-gallon still [Verse 2]G C One gal watched the boilerG D The other watched the spoutG C And mama corked the bottlesG D G And ole Dooley fetched 'em out [Chorus]G Dooley slippin' up the hollerC G Dooley try to make a dollarG Dooley give me a swallerD G And I'll pay you back someday [Break]| G C | G D | D G || G | % | % |[Verse 3]G C The revenuers came for himG D A-sippin' though the woodsG C Dooley kept behind them allG D G And never lost his goods [Verse 4]G C Dooley was a traderG D When into town he'd comeG C Sugar by the bushelG D G And molasses by the ton [Chorus]G Dooley slippin' up the hollerC Dooley try to make a dollarG Dooley gimme a swallerD G And I'l pay you back someday [Instrumental ]| G C | G D | D G || G | % | % || G C | G D | D G || G | % | % | [Verse 5]G C I remember very wellG D The day 'ole Dooley diedG C The women folk were sorryG D G And the men stood round and cried [Verse 6]G C Now Dooley's on the mountainG D He lies there all aloneG C They put a jug beside himG D G And a barrel for his stone [Chorus]G Dooley slippin' up the hollerC Dooley try to make a dollarG Dooley gimme a swallerD G And I'll pay you back somedayD G And I'll pay you back someday [Otro]| G C | G D | D G || G | % | % |
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