Roscoe Holcomb - Moonshiner (1962) | Текст песни

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• Moonshiner (1962)

Roscoe Holcomb (a capella):

I've been a moonshiner, ever since that I've been born
I've drunk up all of my money and stilled up all of my corn.
I'll go up some dark hollow and put up a moonshine still
And I'll make you one gallon for a five dollo [sic] bill.

I'll go up some dark hollow and get you some booze
If the revenues [sic] don't get me, no money will I lose.
Come on, all you moonshiners, and stand all in a row
You look so sad and lonesome, lonesome, yes, I know.

God bless them pretty women, I wish they all were mine
Their breath smells so sweetly, like good old moonshine.

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