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The Moon shines East, The Moon shines West, but in -my- cellar, the moonshine's best!

They call it that good old mountain de-w and men that refuse it are few,
so hush up your mug, then they'll fill up your jug with that good old moutain dew.

My Uncle Phil he's got a still on the hill,
where they'll run off a gallon or two (or three).
The birds in the sky get so high they can't fly from that good old mountain dew.

Chorus.

A preacher came by with a tear in his eye,
He said that wife had the flu.  Boo Hoo!
I said that he ought
to give her a quart of that good ole mountain dew.

Chorus.

My little honey she's a playboy bunny,
She can take off a thing or two, or three!
But you should see her strip,
When you give her a sip of that good ole mountain dew.

Chorus.

My Uncle Paul he is tiny and small,
He stands about four foot two, or three!
But he feel like a giant,
When you give him a pint of that good ole mountain dew.

Chorus.

I know a place about a mile down the road,
Where you can order a thing or two, or three!  (Not sure about this line)
But if you hush up your mug,
Then they'll fill up your jug with that good ole mountain dew.

Chorus.

</pre>|notes=Substitue 'cellar' for canteen. Song usually done with 'back country' or 'hick' attire, chewing grass, straw hats, that sort of thing.
Some lyrics (nowadays) may not be suitable.. actually, i believe there have been attempts to ban the song entirely at camp.|credits=|tune=}}

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