Tonalité : D major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Old Man Oscar Dill
Old Man Dill
Lived back in the Tennessee hills
Got him two, stills
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and he makes heavy water
I worked for him one time
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running sour mash across the line
He asked me to pay the old man
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to his three daughters
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Now one was eighteen an
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d one was twenty -two
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and one was just my age
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One by one I open the door
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to the gilded cage
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He don't know and I
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ain't gonna tell him
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What I did lots of times
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But the grapes in Mary's vineyard
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Are the sweetest on the vine
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Now old man Oscar Dill,
he said he wouldn't hesitate to kill
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Anybody messin' round his spills
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are his three daughters
Even so late at night,
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when the moon wasn't
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shinin' too bright
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I'd sneak around, get brave, all right,
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and sip on his heavy water
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Well, one was eighteen and
one was twenty -two,
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and one was just my age
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One by one I opened the door
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to the gilded cage
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Now he don't know and I
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ain't gonna tell him
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what I did lots of times
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But the grapes in Mary's vineyard
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are the sweetest on the vine.
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Yes, they are sweet.
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Now Oscar, now you put that right there.
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Hey, it wasn't me last night.
I've been barfing the bumblebee,
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I know it wasn't fair.
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But that other part, well we ought to...
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