Might as Well Drink Moxie

[Verse] Well, I was sittin' on a dock in old Bangor town, Not a drop o’ whiskey, and I was feelin' down, Old Bob walked by with a smirk on his face, Said, "Friend, don't you worry, lemme show ya a place." [Verse 2] We shuffled down the road to the general store, He pointed to a bottle behind the old screen door, It said "Moxie" on the label, with a bright orange pop, He laughed, "Hold your nose, you’ll enjoy every drop." [Chorus] Might as well drink Moxie if you're up in Maine, It's a local favorite, but it’s hard to explain, It’s bitter and sweet, makes you wince and smile, But it grows on ya, just give it a while. [Verse 3] Took my first big sip, thought I'd spit it right out, Burned like a bonfire, left me full of doubt, But they say it's an acquired taste, so I took another swig, By bottle number two, I was dancin' a jig. [Verse 4] Folks come from all ‘round just to give it a try, Some say it's like heaven, some would rather die, But there's somethin' ‘bout Moxie, in the warm summer breeze, Makin' memories in Maine 'neath the tall pine trees. [Chorus] Might as well drink Moxie if you're up in Maine, It's a local favorite, but it’s hard to explain, It’s bitter and sweet, makes you wince and smile, But it grows on ya, just give it a while.