Cocaine Carolina

G C Morning found me lyin' on a floor in New Orleans D G Looking like the patches was about to eat my jeans C Feeling like my belly was a warehouse for the blues D G And I sure miss my sweet Cocaine Carolina. C G Met her on an ocean liner, call the Cocaine Carolina D G She was quite a lady then, and I was twenty-two C G God knows how much I adored her, I just never could afford her D G Cocaine Carolina how did I get hooked on you. C G So goodbye Cocaine Carolina, you and I are through D G I'm going back to Sandy Skag she knows just what to do C G She don't love me for my money, she just wants my body honey D G Cocaine Carolina, how did I get hooked on you. C G Someone said if I was lucky, I could go back to Kentucky D G Lexington was famous for its bluegrass and its hills C G Carolina we should get up, don't you know we'll have to split up D G Cocaine carolina you and I are through.