Tuning: G C E A

[PLAYING EXAMPLE: https://youtu.be/o3YaUwr96n4] [Intro] F C G7 C F C G7 C C C [Verse 1]

Dooley was a ^Fgood ole man.....He ^Clived below the ^G7mill ^CDooley had two ^Fdaughters.....And a ^G7forty-gallon ^Cstill One gal watched the ^Fboiler.....The ^Cother watched the ^G7spout ^CMama corked the ^Fbottles.....While ol’ ^G7Dooley fetched 'em ^Cout ^C

[Chorus]

Dooley slippin' up the holler.....^FDooley try to make a dollar ^CDooley give me a swaller.....And I'll ^G7pay you back some^Cday ^F ^C ^G7 ^C ^C ^C

[Verse 2]

The revenuers ^Fcame for him.....A-^Cslippin' through the ^G7woods ^CDooley kept ^Fbehind them all.....And ^G7never lost his ^Cgoods Dooley was a ^Ftrader.....When ^Cinto town he'd ^G7come ^CSugar by the ^Fbushel.....And ^G7molasses by the ^Cdrum ^C

[Chorus]

Dooley slippin' up the holler.....^FDooley try to make a dollar ^CDooley give me a swaller.....And I'll ^G7pay you back some^Cday

[Bridge 1] F C G7 C F C G7 C C C [Verse 3]

I remember ^Fvery well.....The ^Cday ole Dooley ^G7died ^CThe women folk weren't ^Fsorry.....And the ^G7men stood round and ^Ccried Now Dooley’s buried ^Fon the mountain.....He ^Clies there all ^G7alone ^CThey put a jug be^Fside him.....And a ^G7barrel for his ^Cstone ^C

[Chorus]

Dooley slippin' up the holler.....^FDooley try to make a dollar ^CDooley give me a swaller.....And I'll ^G7pay you back some^Cday

[Bridge 2] F C G7 C F C G7 C C C [Outro]

Dooley still up the holler.....^FDooley always made a dollar ^CDooley gave me a swaller.....And I ^G7never paid him ^Cback I n^G7ever paid him ^Cback.....Oh I ^G7never paid him ^Cback ^F ^C ^G7 ^C ^C ^C

The Dillards - Dooley