Way up on Clinch Mountain, I wander alone; I’m es drunk es the devil; Oh, let me alone! 
Tink-a-link-tink, tink-a-link-tink, Tink-a-link-tink-a-link! 
Tink-a-link-tink, tink-a-link-tink, Tink-a-link-tink-a-link! 
I’ll play cards and drink whiskey Wherever I’m gone; En if people don’ like me, They ken let me alone. 
I’ll eat when I’m hungry En drink when I’m dry; En ef whiskey don’t kill me, I’ll live till I die.** 
O Lulu, O Lulu, O Lulu, my dear! O Lulu, my dear! I’d give this whole world Ef my Lulu wuz hyeur. 
Way up on Clinch Mountain Where the wild geese fly high, I’ll think uv little Allie En lay down en die. 
Jack u’ diamonds, Jack u’ diamonds, I know you uv ole; You rob my pore pockets Uv silver en gol’. 
You may boast uv yore knowledge En brag uv yore sense; But ’twill all be furgotten One hundred years hence. 
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