Dr Hook and the Medicine Show - Carry me carrie

^DSecond Street and Broadway, ^Gsitting in a door way; ^Dhead held in his hands^{Dsus4 D E}Looked to all the ^E7world like he was ^Apraying

^DFoot wrapped in an old rag, ^Gbottle in a brown bag; ^DI saw him try to stand^{Dsus4 D E}Then I heard the ^E7words that he was ^Asaying, yeah

He said ^Dcome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^Dfarther Come on Carrie, carry me one more ^Amile I ^Ddon't know where it's leading to, but I ^Gknow I can make it if I ^Elean on you So ^Dcome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^DI carried you, now ^Gcarry me a little ^DCome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^Dwhile

Well, he ^Dstruggled to his feet, and ^Gstaggered down the street; to the ^Dwindow of the five-and-dime^{Dsus4 D} He ^Estood and ^E7laughed a while at his re^Aflection

And ^Dthen I heard him shoutin', ^Gsomething about a mountain; ^Dhe could surely climb, if ^Eshe was only there to ^E7point the right di^Arection

He said ^Dcome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^Dfarther Come on Carrie, carry me one more ^Amile I ^Ddon't know where it's leading to, but I ^Gknow I can make it if I ^Elean on you So ^Dcome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^DI carried you, now ^Gcarry me a little ^DCome on Carrie, ^Gcarry me a little ^Dwhile, yeah

Carry ^Gme, carry ^Dme, carry ^Gme, carry ^Dme. . .