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Also known as	Hey Then Up Go We, Good Old Cause (The)
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CLEAN COUNTRY WAY, THE. AKA and see "Hey Then Up Go We," "Good Old Cause (The)." English. Chappell (1859) notes that the phrase "the clean country way" was popularly used as a burden, or a type of ending tag in a song, as early as the 15th century.

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