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[Verse 1]
A D
It was a lovely day for a wedding
A
And all the folks were dressed in black
D G D
When she said "I do," I said "Me too"
A D
With a shotgun pointed at my back
[Chorus]
G D
I married a moonshiner's daughter
G A
How could I go wrong?
D G
'Cause the moonshiner's daughter cooks up corn and water
D A D
and makes me liquor all night long
[Instrumental]
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[Verse 2]
A D
Well, the preacher was as drunk as he could get, lord
A
And her brothers and her dad were too, of course
D G D
Her mom whispered in my ear, "If she don't satisfy you, dear
A D
Just come on by and get you some of the source."
[Chorus]
G D
I married a moonshiner's daughter
G A
How could I go wrong?
D G
'Cause the moonshiner's daughter cooks up corn and water
D A D
and makes me liquor all night long
[Solo]
G D G A
D G D A D
[Verse 3]
A D
Went for a honeymoon in Nashville
A
Got a room out on Dickerson Pike
D G D
Well the desk clerk, he asked me, he said "How old is she?"
A D
I said, "Old enough to know just what I like"
[Chorus]
G D
'Cause I married a moonshiner's daughter
G A
But how could I go wrong?
D G
'Cause the moonshiner's daughter cooks up corn and water
D A D
and makes me liquor all night long
D G
I said the moonshiner's daughter cooks up corn and water
D A D
and makes me liquor all night long
