Wolverton Mountain
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1. They say don't go on
A7 D
if
you're looking for a wife,
D
A
'cause Clifton Clowers has a pretty young daughter,
A7 D
he's
mighty handy with a gun and a knife.
A D
Her tender lips are sweeter than honey,
E A - A7
and
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The bears and birds tell
A7 D
if a stranger should enter there.
D A
2. All of my dreams are on
A7 D
I want his daughter for my wife.
D A
I'll take my chances and climb
that mountain
A7 D
though
Clifton Clowers, he might take my life.
A D
Her tender lips are sweeter than honey,
E A - A7
and
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The bears and birds tell
A7 D
if a stranger should wander
there.
(orig. moves up half a note
to capo 1st here)
D A
3. I'm goin' up on
A7 D
it's
too lonesome down here below.
D A
It's just not right to hide
his daughter
A7 D
from
the one who loves her so.
A D
Her tender lips are sweeter than honey,
E A -
A7
and
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The bears and birds tell
A7 D
if a stranger should wander
there.
A
+ But I don't care about
Clifton Clowers,
D
I'm gonna
climb up on his mountain,
A
I'm gonna
take the girl I love,
D
I don't care about Clifton Clowers.
A
I'm a gonna
climb up on that mountain
D
and
I'll get the one I Iove ....
(orig. = no capo; midi = capo 2nd) (Claude King)