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Date: 5/10/97; 7:02:13 PM
 From: ah827@rgfn.epcc.Edu (Gene L. Graham)
 Subject: DOOLEY
 DOOLEY
 Recorded by Porter Wagoner
 [D] Dooley was a [G] good old man - he [D] lived below the [A7] mill
 [D] Dooley had two [G] daughters and a [A7] forty gallon [D] still
 One girl watched [G] the boiler - the [D] other watched the [A7] spout
 [D] Mama corks the [G] bottles when old [A7] Dooley sets 'em [D] out.
 
 Refrain:
 [D] Dooley, steppin' up a holler [G]
 Dooley, tryin' to make a dollar [D]
 Dooley, gimme a swaller [A7]
 And I'll pay you back some-[D] day.
 
 The revenooers came one day a-slippin' through the woods
 Dooley kept behind them all and never lost his goods
 Dooley was a trader - when into town he'd come
 Sugar by the bushel and molasses by the (*TUN/ton).
 
 Refrain:
 
 I remember very well the day old Dooley died
 The women all felt sorry and the men sat around and cried
 Now Dooley's on that mountain - he lies there all alone
 They put a jug beside 'im and a barrel for a stone.
 
 Refrain: